Mexico's Huichol resource page: Their culture, symbolism, art
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The People
- The Huichol, The People An Introduction, by Robert Otey
- 20 Years Visiting the Huichol A personal reflection on the current state of Huichol life, by Tom Meyers
- Guadalupe and the Way of the Huichol The Huichol way is the way of the Heart (Anne Paule Picker).
- The Huichols: A Culture in Transition Viewpoints from within the culture. (Susana Eger Valadez)
- Traveling exhibition offers portal into the Huichol world (Erin Cassin)
Huichol Literature
- In English & Español A brief review by Glenn Welker with internal links to samples and references
Symbolism & Art
- Huichol Indians, Their Art & Symbols An Introduction (Angela Corelis)
- Symbolism Used by the Huichols An explanation of common symbols (Angela Corelis)
- Symbols for the Huichol Deer, Maize, Peyote, the 3 critical symbols (Robert Otey)
- Symbolic Huichol Art: Journeys of Vision. (Judy King)
- Huichol Art (Rita Pomade)
Huichol girl making mask
Shamanism
- Huichol Shamanic Art The influence of Shamanic visions on Huichol Art (Dr. Thomas Pinkson)
- Comprehending Shamanism A brief introduction (Dr. Thomas Pinkson)
- Huichol Voices An accounting of a unique ritual. (C. J. English)
Cultural sponsors & links
Galleries - a visual thrill
Huichol Art
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The Huichol of Mexico -Co-operating Sites and Credits
This Feature Section on the Huichol, their culture, history and art, could not have been possible without the cooperation and support of a number of people and their web sites. To them we at Mexico Connect give thanks, and invite you to visit their sites.
- Native Literature Site
- The Huichol Center for Cultural Survival
- Charmayne McGee's Site
- Dr. Thomas Pinkson's Site
- Dance of the Deer Foundation
- MAPS Home Page
Published on
October 4, 2008
