Wixárika Culture: The Legend of the Blue Deer

The Wixárika, Wixaritari (pl), commonly known as Huichol, are among Mexico's most fascinating indigenous groups with living cultures. They inhabit the Sierra Madre Occidental area in San Luis Potosí, Jalisco, Nayarit, Durango, and Zacatecas, where they maintain their language, customs, and traditions. Several elements

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L'ÊTRE. On the path to KAUYUMARI. Mexico. Huichol culture. – REMED

Spinning the Story of the Wixárika Culture

Corazon Mexica on X: In the beginning, Kauyumari the blue deer

Huichol Art Cosmovision and Culture Revealed by Artisans

Handcarved Wooden Deer Sculpture decorated with glass beads in the style of Huichol Art, Made by Indigenous Artisans in Mexico. In the context of

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L'ÊTRE. On the path to KAUYUMARI. Mexico. Huichol culture. – REMED

Traditional celebrations such as the drum festival, the [cactus] festival, the atole festival, are represented through my designs, along with figures

Wixarika Blue - Huichol beaded bracelet

Huichol culture, symbols, and meanings - México

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The story of the blue deer and peyote. — Steemit

Mining, peyote seekers threaten the Wixárika's centuries-old culture