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Belt made of glass beads and cotton Kanela tribe |
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Cotton belt Uded on the chest for carring babys, light things or even for chest adornment Wayãpi tribe |
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Cotton Belt for carring babys Made on a loom This loon is composed by two pieces of wood slip on the floor Yawalapiti tribe |
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Cotton belt Gavião tribe |
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Glass beads belt Made on a amazon loon Wai Wai tribe |
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Parakanã tribe skart Made of tucum fiber and seed |
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Enauenê-Nawê loom
Height 90 cm |
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Spindle
- Used to
spool the natural cotton thread after being twisted Length 33 cm |
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Kaxinawá
weaving
This motify is called Kene Natural cotton 80 x 48 cm |
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Kaxinawá
Neclaces
Natural cotton |
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Kaxinawá
bag
Natural cotton |
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Head
adornment
Kaxinawá tribe Natural cotton and shells |
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Kaxinawá
bag
Natural cotton |
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| Bibliography: - Ribeiro, Berta - Dicionário do Artesanato Indígena |
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Glass beads loin-cload Made on a loom This kind of loom is used to weave small pieces Wai Wai tribe |
Glass beads loin-cload Using straw on the weaving Wai Wai tribe |
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Seed loin-cload this seed is called caracrú Wai Wai tribe |
Seed loin-cload Used on the back, above of the waist, Just Wai Wai, Tyrió and others tribe from Karib group use it For woman |
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Enauenê-Nawê
bracelet Made on the loom beside Natural cotton |
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Karajá
bracelet
Natural cotton |
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Karajá
bracelet
Natural cotton |
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Wai
Wai bracelet
Natural cotton and wood |
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Kayapó
bracelet
Natural cotton with urucu-paint |
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Head
adornment
Krhaô tribe Natural cotton |
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Asurini
bag - Patrona
Splints and natural cotton |
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Krhaô
belt
Cotton, seeds and glass beads |
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Kanela
belt
used to carry babys Cotton and glass beads |
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Araweté
skirt
Natural cotton with urucu-paint |
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Wai
Wai belt
Caracru seed |
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Guajá belt used to carry babys Tucum-fibre |
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Urubu Kaapor belt used to carry babys Natural cotton |