Cerâmica Baniwa
Baniwa Ceramics White ceramics rich in ornaments are the hallmark of the material culture of the Arawak peoples of the upper Rio Negro, resulting from ancient techniques developed by the Baniwa women from the Ayari River.
Laura Brazão da Silva
Baniwa
Carolina Brazão da Silva
Baniwa
Cristina Rodrigues da Silva
Baniwa
Maria Brazão da Silva
BaniwaAdalta Lopes Rodrigues
BaniwaCristina Rodrigues da Silva
Baniwa
Francy da Silva
Baniwa/WaliperedakenaiLaura Brazão da Silva
BaniwaDorinha Andrade Campos
Baniwa/Waliperedakenai
Regiane Campos Andrade
Baniwa/Waliperedakenai
Mariza da Silva Gonçalves
Baniwa
Carolina Brazão da Silva
Baniwa
Carolina Campos
Baniwa/HohoodeneLaise Montenegro Fontes
Baniwa
Dorinha Andrade Campos
Baniwa/WaliperedakenaiFrancy da Silva
Baniwa/WaliperedakenaiRegiane Campos Andrade
Baniwa/WaliperedakenaiMariza da Silva Gonçalves
BaniwaAdalta Lopes Rodrigues
Baniwa
Eliza dos Santos Gonçalves
Baniwa
Laise Montenegro Fontes
BaniwaMaria Brazão da Silva
BaniwaCarolina Campos
Baniwa/Hohoodene
Maria de Lima
Baniwa/HohoodeneAna da Silva Brazao
Baniwa/HohoodeneEliza dos Santos Gonçalves
BaniwaAna da Silva Brazao
Baniwa/HohoodeneMaria de Lima
Baniwa/HohoodeneCOMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
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See also
Almofada Kayapó
Luminárias de arumã
Arte Yanomami
Bolsa Menire Xikrin
Pintura em tecido
Arte Baniwa
Artesanato em Miçanga
Artesanato
Tramas, fibras e madeira
Vela artesanal
CHIEF RAONI'S CRAFTSMANSHIP
Artesanato Teçume
Artesanato Molongó
Velas de massagem proteção da floresta
Artesanato Xipaya
Artesanato Xikrin
Cerâmica Tukano
Artesanato Coopaiter
Vela artesanal
Artesanato Dukaria
Artesanato Wanzeej Pakup Pit
Artesanato Tapayuna do Xingu
Arte do povo Trumai
Artesanato Yudjá do Xingu
Artesanato Amitikatxi
Borracha de Apagar Natural Nativa da Amazônia
Artesanato Wagoh Pakob
Artesanato Amiwa
Arte Asurini
Artesanato Panará
Artesanato Olawatawah
Artesanato Karo Paygap