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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Mystic in Mexico Part III: The Blue Deer

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

Deer | Huichol Art

Blue Deer Center

Hat - Coe Center

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

EL CIERVO AZUL (The Blue Deer)

A Huichol creation story - MexConnect

Huichol Culture, Art, and Religious Traditions - Garza Blanca

Beaded Wixárika or Huichol Jaguar Head from Jalisco Mexico

The Wixárika, Kauyumari Deer, and Sacred Medicine

The Deer is the sacred animal for the Wixárika culture. It's related to prosperity and legend says that he guided the town through the desert, so they

Deer in Movement Necklace

Huichol - Wikipedia

Wixarika y Kauyumari” - Tonal - Paintings & Prints, Ethnic

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