Chakana

The four-sided Andean cross: the map tawasuyu uses to order its pieces.

The chakana is the stepped Andean cross: four arms, three steps and a center. In tawasuyu it is more than a symbol: it is how the whole project is ordered, in four regions —perceiving, knowing, making and the root— that talk through a bridge at the center.

It is a tribute to that architecture, not a flag: the project learns from it, it does not speak for anyone.

What gets drawn of it, llimphi draws.