Project Artist: Lays uchoa

The bracelets are made by the Kayapó / Mebengokré people from the southern region of Pará.
Bead weave with representation of traditional ethnic graphics that bring elements of nature: snake, tortoise, fish, etc.

Painted gourds are an important tool in indigenous life in our region. Used in the kitchen as a dish or cup. Also used for various artistic purposes. The graphics represent the hull of the tortoise, being a symbol of intelligence and resistance for the Borari people.
The Borari people are in the Rio Maró region and are in the lower Tapajós, Amazon.

Traditional combs of the Waiwai People, who inhabit Mapuera, region of Calha Norte – Amazon. They are palm splints braided with cotton threads.

Asurini pots are made of ceramics extracted from the Xingu River, molded and burned. The natural painting of genipap and annatto, to finish, uses natural resin that gives the finish. The Asurini inhabit the region of Altamira, Pará.

The collar / belt and rowings are made by the Canela People that inhabit the Maranhão and Tocantins region. They use it in rituals as adornment. They are locked in tucumã fiber with beads and seeds.

Traditional combs of the Waiwai People, who inhabit Mapuera, region of Calha Norte – Amazon. They are palm splints braided with cotton threads.

The bracelets are made by the Kayapó / Mebengokré people from the southern region of Pará.
Bead weave with representation of traditional ethnic graphics that bring elements of nature: snake, tortoise, fish, etc.