The “Eye of God'' is a sacred symbol and motif in Wixárika (Huichol) art. While they come in many forms, God’s Eyes are often made by wrapping brightly colored strings around sticks in the form of a diamond. These objects of sacred art are prayers for protection of the family and community, and are often placed on altars, as offerings in nature, and on pilgrimage.

Join Ekaa Virikuta Wixárika (the wind of the Wixárika people) — wisdom keeper, master artisan and ceremonial leader — as he guides us through the creation of this sacred art.