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Estambre de lana, cera de campeche y madera

The Universal Aspect of Tamatsí Kauyumarie ~ José Benítez Sánchez 1972
The Universal Aspect of Tamatsí Kauyumarie / Tamatsí Kauyumarie takiekari nait+ m+kaniere

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 A Wixarika woman overlooks the Sierra de Catorce at dawn. (Tracy L. Barnett)
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Sacred Oasis in Wirikuta Tuimaya’u, Photograph ©Juan Negrin 1990
Wixarika Research Center Summer 2025 Newsletter
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An indigenous girl plays in the San Pedro Mezquital River. | Credit: Camilo Thompson / AIDA
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"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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