Bridging the wisdom of INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF BRAZIL with mainstream cultures through art & storytelling

“You can’t respect what you don’t know”

Xavante Proverb

Our mission is to help protect Indigenous traditions and memories in solidarity with the native peoples of Brazil while amplifying their voices through art and storytelling.

Philanthropic Shop

Our Philanthropic Shop is committed to supporting Indigenous local economies and entrepreneurship.

We believe that the Indigenous arts carry within them the ancestral wisdom, the unique traditions, and the reciprocal relationship the native peoples have with nature.

Each piece is in itself a commitment to the protection and preservation of Indigenous cultures, memories and ways of life.

Care With Us

We would like to invite you to become a supporter of this movement!

Your contribution supports the Indigenous Peoples of Brazil in keeping their traditions alive by directing financial resources to serve their economic sovereignty through artistic and social projects that aim to protect their cultures and ways of life.

There are more than 300 different Indigenous ethnicities living in Brazil today. Each one of them carry their own unique tradition and language. Together they protect 13.8% of Brazil’s territory, while the Amazon Rainforest concentrates 98% of all Indigenous lands in the country.”

— PIB Socio Ambiental

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Abamare Baquite Basket Xavante These unique baskets are made with the stalk of the Buriti (Mauritia flexuosa) tree. Before harvesting the natural material to produce them, the indigenous people must first hear the call from the forest that comes in
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Umutina Buriti Purse The Umutina bag is made from buriti buds. The art of the Umutina people is also well known for the use of feather, animal teeth and seeds. The Umutina indigenous people inhabit the central region of Brazil, in the state of Mato
Kuño Mehinako Basket The Kuño basket is handwoven by the Mehinako indigenous women of the Alto Xingu region. This basket is made of buriti plant stock combined with patterns made of colorful cotton threads. This basket is originally u
Araa Sieve Kaiabi Araa means drawing sieve and is made from the Arumã's fiber ("Uruyp" on Kaiabi language) e takes about seven days to be made. The history of the Kaiabi's sieves tells that, on its origin, the graphism printed on i
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