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A traditional Wixarika clay pot.
Girl's embroidered skirt - Photograph ©Yvonne Negrín
Girl's Embroidered Skirt
Man's cape (tuwara). Photograph ©Yvonne Negrín 2002 - 2018
Man's Embroidered Cape - Tuwara

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Mothers of Corn: Wixárika women, Verbal Performances, and Ontology
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Guardians of the Nawa Women from each family prepare and care for nawa, a sacred maize drink, during Semana Santa. It is offered to the community on Holy Sunday. Photograph by Luis Martínez
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Integrantes del pueblo wixárica de San Sebastián Teponahuaxtlán, entre los municipios de Mezquitic y Bolaños, Jalisco, durante una asamblea comunitaria en 2020.Foto Juan Carlos G. Partida
Wixarika Communities Seek First Indigenous Municipality of Jalisco

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Juan Negrín, Founding Director, Wixárika Research Center

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