Kuntanawa art is a vibrant and significant expression of the culture and identity of the Kuntanawa people, one of the indigenous groups inhabiting the Acre region in the Brazilian Amazon.
The Kuntanawa, whose name means "coconut people" in the Pano language, have a rich cultural heritage reflected in their visual arts, crafts, music, and traditional rituals.
The production of art and crafts by the Kuntanawa is intrinsically linked to sustainability. The use of natural materials and the practice of traditional techniques promote a sustainable way of life in harmony with nature. Furthermore, the sale of art and crafts provides a source of income for Kuntanawa communities, contributing to their economic autonomy and the preservation of their culture.
Kuntanawa art is a window into the rich culture and spirituality of this Amazonian people. Their artworks, laden with symbolism and beauty, reflect a deep connection with nature and an ancestral wisdom that continues to inspire and enchant those who have the opportunity to experience them. Through their art, the Kuntanawa share their unique vision with the world and celebrate the cultural diversity of the Amazon.
Dimensions:
Length 76cm
Width 9cm
Important information:
To extend the lifespan of the craftsmanship and reduce the risk of breakage.
Avoid wetting and/or leaving in the sun, to prevent the nylon/silicone from drying out and cracking.
Apply hand cream before putting on the bracelet.
