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Embroidered shoulder bag - Photograph ©Yvonne Negrín 2003 - 2018
Diagonal stitch embroidered shoulder bag (kutsuri)
Embroidered shoulder bag, kutsuri - Photograph ©Yvonne Negrín 2018
Embroidered shoulder bag, kutsiuri
Embroidered shoulder bag, kutsiuri - Photograph ©Yvonne Negrín 2018
Embroidered shoulder bag - Kutsiuri

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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

 A Wixarika woman overlooks the Sierra de Catorce at dawn. (Tracy L. Barnett)
After UNESCO, what's next for the Wixarika route to Wirikuta?
View of the Sierra Madre Occidental ~ Photograph ©Juan Negrín 1978 - 2025
Notes on Wixarika History: Early History
The Caravan arriving at the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City hoisting the Mexican flag and the banner of its territory, San Sebastián Teponahuaxtlán. Photo – Werika Yuawi Hernández
Indigenous people shouldn't have to beg for justice

"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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