Ojo de Dios is a weaving meditation mandala, à sacred art object many Native American People's make them.

Used for protection and purification and as portals between the spiritual and material worlds.

Ojo de Dios weaving is a craft that involves weaving a colorful design from yarn onto a cross-shaped stick. The name translates to "Eye of God" in Spanish. The Huichol people of Mexico originally created the craft as a spiritual tool for protection and prayer. The Huichol called their God's Eyes Tsikuri, which means "the power to see and understand things unknown".