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Un peyote, e poi perdersi tra mille colori
Un peyote, e poi perdersi tra mille colori / A peyote, and then losing oneself amidst a thousand colors.
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Umgarthem Mithen: Die Garnbilder der Huichol - Indianer Mexicos / Myths Woven in Yarn: The Yarn Paintings of the Huichol Indians of Mexico
Gabriel Pacheco
In the Absence of the Sacred: The Senseless?

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Wixárika medicine under siege
Wixárika medicine under siege
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Wixárika People on their pilgrimage to Cerro Quemado sacred mountain in Wirikuta. Photograph ©Nicola Zolin 2024
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