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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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San Lorenzo de Azqueltán: Autonomous Wixarika y Tepehuan Community

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From Our Archive

Cover page of Thesis Rodríguez Luis
Huicholes and Their Involuntary Relocation Due to the Aguamilpa Hydroelectric Project, Nayarit, with Some Particularities from the Ejidos of Colorado de la Mora and Playa Golondrinas
Alma Rocío Robles Carrillo
Alma Rocío Robles Carrillo
Visions Huichol: Un art amérindien du Mexique - Michel Perrin
Wixárika Research Center Newsletter Spring 2016

"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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