The Origins of Huichol Yarn Painting

This article was written by U.S. scholar Hope Mac Lean in the summer 2001 for American Indian Art Magazine.

“The Huichol (wee-chol) Indians of Mexico produce brilliantly colored yarn paintings that depict myths and ceremonies from their traditional shamanic culture. The paintings` glowing colors and mystical symbolism are attracting the attention of growing numbers of collectors around the world."

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