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The Art of Juan Ríos Martínez (Tauxi Mutuani)

Tatei Yuáwime Fills the Silos with Maize ~ Juan Ríos Martínez 1975
Tatei Yuáwime Fills the Silos with Maize
The Sacred Snare ~ Juan Ríos Martínez 1974
The Sacred Snare
The Communication of the Deer ~ Juan Ríos Martínez 1975
The Communication of the Deer / Mem+yukuxexe+riwa maxatsi
Wirikuta II ~ Juan Ríos Martínez 1975
Wirikuta II
Wirikuta I ~ Juan Ríos Martínez
Wirikuta I
Kieraka Guards the Entrance to Wirikuta ~ Juan Ríos Martínez 1973
Kieraka Guards the Entrance to Wirikuta
The Source of Sacred Waters ~ Juan Ríos Martínez 1975
The Source of Sacred Waters
Visions of Blue Deer in Wirikuta - Juan Ríos Martínez 1973
Visions of the Blue Deer in Wirikuta

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Miguel Vázquez Torres, left, goes over a map of the territory to be restituted on Sept. 22, 2016, with Wixárika attorney Santos de la Cruz Carrillo. Photo: Abraham Pérez.
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Pine forests in San Sebastián Teponahuaxtlán. Image courtesy of Agustín Castillo.
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"We are committed to the defense of the sacred lands and natural resources of the Wixárika people"

Juan Negrín, Founding Director, Wixárika Research Center

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