To the search for women, and also men, who let their hair grow as a symbol of spirituality

In 'Las Pelipras', the new photo book of Argentina's Irina Werling, hair becomes a reason to investigate indigenous traditions, cultural transmission and Latin American mestiza identity

Published on RocksNews: 24 Sept 2026, 07:34 UTC
Updated: 24 Sept 2026, 07:41 UTC
Language: English (Original language: Spanish)

To the search for women, and also men, who let their hair grow as a symbol of spirituality — To the search for women, and also men, who let their hair grow as a symbol of spirituality — Image credit: Irina Werning (EL PAÍS)

In 'Las Pelipras', the new photo book of Argentina's Irina Werling, hair becomes a reason to investigate indigenous traditions, cultural transmission and Latin American mestiza identity

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