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Native Brazilian women portrait at an indigenous tribe in the Amazon

Manaus, Brazil - 08-30-2023: Native amazon indigenous people performing ritual dance in traditional costumes in village

Tourist looking indigenous souvenirs during visit to the Wassú Tribe

Cacique and senior member of the Arawete indigenous tribe in Brazil wearing a headdress feather cocar made of bird feathers, pierced ear with ear plug stretcher. Índios do Brasil, 2007.

Portrait of Indian mother and daughter in the forest

Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil - March 02, 2019: A Brazilian Indian in his village.

$On 09-14-2017, woman weaving a basket at Laurel, Embera Wounaan indigenous community located about 250 km from the capital city of Panama, in the Darién jungle on the banks of the Lara river.\nSome 45 people decided to found this small community with the hope of conserving their customs and traditions. The same expects to subsist in agriculture and fishing as it has always been but with the hope of being able to receive visitors who want to live with them their traditions and the sale of their crafts.\n\nThe Embera-Wounaan are a people who live and work around rivers. They build their canoes (pirogues) with espavé wood, hawthorn cedar and yellow pine. The indigenous people are excellent goldsmiths and wood carvers. Women make basketry items; baskets, mats and decorations.$

$Indigenous Brazilian man from a native tribe in Brazil sitting on the ground using a cell phone. This photo was taken in the city of Palmas in the Amazon jungle state of Tocantins, during the the first World Indigenous Games. \nToday, Brazil is home to nearly 900,000 indigenous peoples, speaking a total 274 languages.$

An indigenous man from the Amazon in Brazil with his spear in the river fishing for piranhas

Cuenca, Ecuador - November 4, 2019: Young woman seller from Shuar indigenous community of Pastaza province at craft market in Cuenca

Tourists choosing indigenous souvenirs during visit to the Wassú Tribe

Portrait of Native Brazilian boy at an indigenous tribe in the Amazon

A rattle of African origin called xereque brought to Brazil by slaves and used in samba, carnival, umbanda and candomble

Cacique of the Arawete indigenous tribe in Brazil wearing a headdress feather cocar made of bird feathers, pierced ear with ear plug stretcher. Índio do Brasil, 2007.

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porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Seguro.

$On 05-14-2017 at Laurel, Embera Wounaan indigenous community located about 250 km from the capital city of Panama, in the Darién jungle on the banks of the Lara river.\nSome 45 people decided to found this small community with the hope of conserving their customs and traditions. The same expects to subsist in agriculture and fishing as it has always been but with the hope of being able to receive visitors who want to live with them their traditions and the sale of their crafts.\n\nThe Embera-Wounaan are a people who live and work around rivers. They build their canoes (pirogues) with espavé wood, hawthorn cedar and yellow pine. The indigenous people are excellent goldsmiths and wood carvers. Women make basketry items; baskets, mats and decorations.$

Indigenous people from the Wassú tribe performing a traditional Toré ritual in the village

The image was made in a private wooded site in São Paulo, SP, Brazil - 1 November, 2011 with natives known as Katukinas, a South American tribe from Acre. The Indian Katukina couple are standing in front of a landscaping, their faces painted with urucum and they wear ethinic clothing.

Amazonas, Colombia - February 17, 2022 The Ticuna (also Magüta, Tucuna, Tikuna, or Tukuna) are an indigenous people of Brazil , Colombia, and Peru, They living from tourism by selling their handicrafts and showing traditions to visitors.

Manaus, Brazil - 08-30-2023: Portrait of native amazon indigenous people in traditional costumes in village together

Portrait of multi generational Indian family

Ilhéus, Bahia, Brazil - September 12 2023: Brazilian Tupinambá Indian in his village with straw house in the background.

Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil - March 02, 2019: An Indian in his village in the Amazon rainforest

Amazonas, Bolivia, 1970. An indigenous Amazonian resident invites you for lunch. There is BBQ capuchin monkey.

A young girl from an indigenous community in the Brazilian Amazon begins to work as a carpenter in a workshop that she has created in the jungle designing a piece of furniture

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