Matriarchies and Journeys Within

Editores: Carla Zarebska y Humberto Tachiquín 'Tachi'

Publishers: Carla Zarebska and Humberto Tachiquín "Tachi"

The inquisitiveness of Beatriz Hohenlohe's gaze drove her to seek out matriarchal societies in faraway places, including China, Indonesia, Myanmar, Venezuela, Chile, Mexico, and others closer to home, like Morocco and her homeland, Spain, creating a visual chronicle shared in this book as her life's mission. She understands the value of societies that do not seek to overturn power, on the contrary, those that focus on maternal values: fair, spiritual, dignified, prioritizing the satisfaction of all members of society.

Mother nature cares for everyone without distinctions, and this book, published by Carla Zarebska and Humberto Tachiquín "Tachi", brings us closer to a way of life advocating a more equitable way of living in this world.

The second part of the book is a journey and a great tribute to Beatriz's family; to her mother Piedita Yturbe, with special recognition for her grandmother, the Duchess of Parcent, one of the first women art collectors in Spain, an untiring philanthropist, who also recovered the trade of artisans in Ronda, planting the seed in the legacy of the entire family that continues to this day with the work of her great granddaughter, Marina Fernández de Córdova, in her work and love for folk artists in Mexico.

This fascinating journey captures the passion for travel and curiosity of courageous, adventurous women who were ahead of their time. This book is a testament to that legacy.