Wixárika

Wixárika, also known as the Huichol, is an indigenous people of western Mexico, primarily residing in the Sierra Madre mountains. They are known for their vibrant art, including intricate beadwork, yarn paintings, and traditional clothing. The Wixárika maintain strong spiritual beliefs that involve a deep connection to nature, using ceremonies to honor deities and ancestors. Their culture emphasizes community, traditional agriculture, and the significance of the peyote cactus in spiritual practices. Despite social and economic challenges, the Wixárika continue to advocate for their rights and preserve their rich cultural heritage.