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A traditional Wixarika clay pot.
Memute at Te'ekata - Photograph ©Juan Negrín 1976
Memu'ute at Te'ekata
The Idol, Memu, of Tatewari at Te'ekata - Photograph ©Juan Negrín 1976-2018
Memu of Tatewari in his xiriki at Te'ekata

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Comunicado San Lorenzo Azqueltán
Communiqué from the Autonomous Community of San Lorenzo Azqueltán, Jalisco
Birth of the Sun - Yarn painting by Guadalupe González Ríos 1973
Message from the Gods: Unite to Defend the Birthplace of the Sun - Part III
Tuimuyau  by Juan Negrín 1990
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