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A traditional Wixarika clay pot.
Baptism at Tsinamecuta ~ Photograph ©Juan Negrín 1975
Baptism at Tsinamecuta ~ June 1975
Pilgrims at Teakata ~ Fotografía ©Juan Negrín 1982
Pilgrims at Teakata ~ 1982
Waxiewe, Nayarit ~ Photograph ©Juan Negrín 1978
Waxiewe ~ 1978
Painting Face with 'Uxa root, October 1975. Photograph by Juan Negrín.
A young man's face is painted with 'Uxa' ~ 1975
Cirilo Carrillo Montoya Tatei Neixa, 1978. Fotografía Juan Negrín.
Cirilo Carrillo Montoya, Tatei Neixa, 1978.
The Chanter and his seconders ~ Photograph #N30397 ~ Edwin F. Myers 1938, Courtesy of the Peabody Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
The Chanter and his Seconders
View of Kieruwit+a Ceremonial Center ~ 1978
Kieruwit+a Ceremonial Center ~ 1978
Río Chapalagana ~ 1976
Río Chapalagana ~ 1976
José Benítez Sánchez 1975
José Benítez Sánchez
Pablito Wearing a Tsikuaki Mask ~ December 1979
Pablito Wearing a Tsikuaki Mask
Sierra de Catorce. Derechos Reservados Joaquín Urrutia.
Sierra de Catorce
Danzantes para el día de San Juan Bautista. Derechos reservados de Joaquín Urrutia.
Dancers for the Saint John the Baptist Festivities
Tanque Valentín. Derechos reservados de Joaquín Urrutia.
Tanque Valentín, Ejido de las Margaritas
Teakata ~ Fotografía ©Juan Negrín 1976
Teakata ~ Ancestors Ceremonial Center
Los Picachos, Nayarit 1976
Los Picachos ~ 1976
Offerings at Haramaratsié ~ Photography ©Juan Negrín 1977
Offerings at Tatei Haramara ~ 1977

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