Mirando a través del espejo, recordando el camino primigenio. Un análisis iconográfico a la luz de la mitología y el ritual de los tarahumaras
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v24i0.235-257Abstract
In this article, an iconographic analysis of some design elements in Ralámuli (Tarahumara) textiles (woven belts) from Northwestern Mexico is developed, including other (partly textile) objects as well as a comparison with analogous objects and conceptions of the Huichol, in order to explore their cosmological and ritual dimensions.Downloads
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