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| Click here for past exhibits in the art gallery of San Angel | ||||||
 The jaguar is a sacred symbol of the Huichol indian's Shaman culture. |
 Huichol mask presents ancient symbols in seed beads and beeswax. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 Folk art by the Huichol Indians depicts a gentle, colorful doe. |
 Bright, bold stag in created in exquisite bead work. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 The Huichol Indians capture the lonesome howl of the desert coyote. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 A blue deer is the most sacred animal in the Huichol culture... here he is adorned with other creature imagery. |
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 A colorful coiled serpent and a peyote jar are another fantastical example of the folk art that the Huichol Indians are know for . |
 Scorpions, horny toads, wheat shafts and snakes are intricately rendered on the sacred jaguars head. |
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