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The Art of Yauxali

Capture of the Sacred Crystals, Yauxali Pablo Taizán de la Cruz
The Capture of the Sacred Crystals / ‘Imarika memikahekikia mematiwiyarie
Our Elder Brother Hot Arrows - Yauxali 1981
Our Elder Brother Hot Arrows
The Bees Find the Way to Their Hive
The Bees Find the Way to Their Hive
The Nierika of Our Elder Brother Tamatsi Kauyumarie - Yauxali 1977
The Nierika of Our Elder Brother Tamatsi Kauyumarie

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Recent Articles

Guardians of the Nawa Women from each family prepare and care for nawa, a sacred maize drink, during Semana Santa. It is offered to the community on Holy Sunday. Photograph by Luis Martínez
Wixárika Pilgrimage Route Earns UNESCO World Heritage Status
 A Wixarika woman overlooks the Sierra de Catorce at dawn. (Tracy L. Barnett)
After UNESCO, what's next for the Wixarika route to Wirikuta?
Sacred Oasis in Wirikuta Tuimaya’u, Photograph ©Juan Negrin 1990
Wixarika Research Center Summer 2025 Newsletter

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From Our Archive

Clandestine Sawmill on the Outskirts of the Huichol Sierra ©Juan Negrín 1981 2025
Notes on Wixárika History: Recent History
Huicholes presionados exponen sus bosques a talas irracionales, denuncia ADESMO
Pressured Huichols expose their forests to irrational logging, denounces ADESMO
Tobacco´s perils visit a Mexican Village ~ Foto: Marion Lloyd
Tobacco´s perils visit a Mexican Village

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Juan Negrín, Founding Director, Wixárika Research Center

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