International Folklore Festival Parade In San Pedro Atocpan, Milpa Alta, Mexico

International Folklore Festival Parade In San Pedro Atocpan, Milpa Alta, Mexico

View of a coyote mask made by Wixarika art, which is the representation and materialisation of a millenary cosmovision. The technique of gluing the chaquira (a kind of cloth) captures the symbols such as the Eye of God, the Peyote, the Corn, the Scorpion, the Deer, among others, which are important and synonymous with protection and offering for the Wixarika culture. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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