Dimensions (height x width x depth) : 9 x 13 x 7 cm
Weight : 0.12 kg
Origin : Karajá Indigenous Ethnicity - Brazil
History : The Karajá ethnic group occupies a vast region along the Araguaia and Javaé rivers in the Brazilian Center-West, in territories that extend across four states (Goiás, Mato Grosso, Tocantins and Pará). There are currently 21 Karajá villages with an estimated population of 2,900 people. The different cultural manifestations of these people constitute an important support for the memory and identity not only of the indigenous nation, but also reference contact with non-indigenous people. Karajá graphics, crafts and feather art are some cultural references that transcend the space of the villages and present themselves as identification of the territory and regional culture.
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