Tatéi Werika Uimari, 'Our Mother Young Eagle,' is the Huichol sky-goddess imagined as a great double-headed eagle whose outstretched wings are the vault of heaven on which the deities stand. Her two heads keep watch simultaneously over the earth below and the heavens above, one supervising the rising of Our Father Sun and the other his setting. In the visionary yarn paintings studied by ethnographers she is shown emerging from and attending upon the deer culture-hero Kauyumari, listening to his counsel, and she embodies the celestial order that shelters the world.