Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (V)
2023. Launeddas from Sardinia and Xeremies from Ibiza. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (IV)
2019. Detail of the bud of 'Arundo donax'. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (III)
2023. Santiago making a fence with cultivated canes. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (II)
2023. Poster for the VIII musical cane seminar. Photo: Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Angel Nava and Charo Piñango

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes
2023. Drying canes in Puebla de Hijar (Teruel). Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava y Charo Piñango

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (and VII)
2021. Ovas, 'Lemna minor'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (VI)
2019. Underside of a bulrush chair bottom. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (V)
2023. Bulrushes in winter ('T. latifolia'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (IV)
2015. Bulrushes in a fertile Spring ('T. latifolia') Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (III)
2014. Drawing of bulrushes ('T. latifolia') by Mirian Barahona. Photo (2023): Emilio Blanco © Mirian Barahona & Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor (II)
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (b) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

The bulrush, a plant used in its entirety: an interview with María de la Flor
2022. María de la Flor making a curtain with bulrushes (a) (Mudrián, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (and V)
*** Fieldwork methodology. Interview in Ciruelos de Cervera (Burgos). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (IV)
2022.Rudrón grass in bloom ('Senecio jacobea'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (III)
2016. Decorated balcony in Villasur. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos (II)
2015. Side view of Santa María de Quintanilla de las Viñas, Visigothic church. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Popular Pharmacopoeia: medicinal plants in traditional culture in Burgos
2019. Emilia Alcalde, showing us rudrón grass. Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (and VIII)
2016. 'Marasmius oreades', 'senderuela', 'pucherete', 'pucheruelo' or 'musarón'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VII)
2021. 'Morchella cf. conica' and 'Helvella cf. fusca'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (VI)
2016. 'Morchella esculenta', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (V)
2018. 'Helvella leucopus', 'monjitos', 'cagarrias' or 'bonetes'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (IV)
2013 'Helvellal eucomelaena', 'cazoletas' or 'pucheruelos'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (III)
2012. 'Mitrophora semilibera', 'manjarria' or 'cagarria'. Photo: Jaime Gila © Jaime Gila

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi (II)
2021. 'Helvela leucopus'. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Ethno-mycology: Spring fungi
2021. María del Carmen Berzal Cano picking brain mushrooms and elf-caps in the poplar grove in the Henar (Cuellar, Segovia, Spain). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (and VII)
2020. Inflorescent detail of a fine rush (J. effusus). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (VI)
2020. Clump of fine rushes ('J. effusus'). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (V)
2012. Front part frontal of a recently made fykenet «death». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (IV)
2012. Fykenet just made by Jesús Sanz, side view of the «alma». Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (III)
2020. Finished fykenet. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets (II)
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 69. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Fykenets
2020. Jesús Sanz artisan of fykenets, 74. Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (and III)
2022. Jesús González García, from Navalosa (Ávila) in Moratalaz Area (Madrid). Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing (II)
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Epilogue: a millenarian culture is disappearing
2018. José Antonio Pineda tying a broom with a strip of bramble, end result (b). Photo: Demetrio Delgado © Demetrio Delgado

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (and VIII)
2020. Cane plantation ('A. donax'). Photo: Juan Antonio Durán © Juan Antonio Durán

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VII)
2023 Cane plantations (detail of the leaves, Arundo donax).Photo: Emilio Blanco © Emilio Blanco

Perennial canes (‘Arundo donax’), are also musical canes (VI)
2023. Preparing cane reeds for instruments. Photo: Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango © Miguel Ángel Nava and Charo Piñango