Their main links to the modern world are through exquisite yarn paintings and bead art, which they have produced for at least 200 years. The Huichol (pronounced Wee-chol) number about 25,000.

The Huichol people of Mexico, a spiritual and tight-knit clan of shamans and artisans, create art like that of no other culture on the planet, working in all nature's brightest hues to produce ...

Reid Park Zoo collaborated with the Huichol tribe of Mexico on a conservation effort that showcases stunning sculptures of various endangered species. The collection, “Wild Wonders: The Art of ...

A portion of an exhibit featuring Huichol-inspired art, created by students from Mountain Green Middle School, at Weber State University's Shepherd Union Building is pictured Wednesday ...

The team behind the game happened across the Huichol people of Mexico, their culture, religious beliefs, and fascinating art work when looking for ideas for the competition. “It was then obvious ...

Jimon’s style of pottery originates from Huichol art – an art form by the Huichol people in central Mexican states – that gathers traditional and recent styles in folk art and handcrafts.

The Consulate General of Mexico in Denver and the Mexican Cultural Center, in coordination with The Sebastian Hotel, are hosting an exhibition of Huichol art that will be open for the public beginning ...

Their unique lifestyle, humble culture and vibrant art offer North American travelers a fascinating educational and cultural experience. Arts and Crafts Described as a "portal on nature," Huichol art ...