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OUR PRICE FOR THIS POSTER IS $389 We are thrilled to offer a graphic arts masterpiece, this Mexican hand-signed, dated and numbered limited-edition silkscreen that celebrates the elaborately costumed Huichol indigenous people. Only 25 examples of this graphic exist!

The Huichol are depicted in this graphic on their annual pilgrimage to Wirikuta, a scared site in the northern Mexican state of San Luis Potosi, one of the few places where the sacred Peyote cactus grows. Like many sites sacred to indigenous nations, Huichol lands are facing desecration in the name of capitalist expansion and natural resource extraction, according to the artist.

This beautifully detailed 2012 silkscreen is titled Tamatsima Wahaa, the name of the Mexican organization that seeks to protect the Huichol against outside intrusions. The silkscreen is titled (in Spanish): "Let's Defend The Sacred Sites; No to Mining Companies in Wirikuta." Note the magical deer-- important in Huichol culture and spiritual life--at the top of the graphic!

This hard-to-find poster was designed in 2013 by well-respected Mexican City-based designer SANTIAGO ARMENGOD (he signs his artwork CORDYCEPS), whose work can be found in prestigious collections such as Stanford University's in California and Wellesley College's in Massachusetts. The poster was screen-printed on heavyweight acid-free art paper.