Kēná: From the Marubo tribe, indigenous to Brazil 🦜 🦜 🦜

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Kēná: From the Marubo tribe, indigenous to Brazil 🦜 🦜 🦜
Kēná and her Marmoset friend: From the Marubo tribe, indigenous to Brazil 🦜🦜🦜
Kēná: From the Marubo tribe, indigenous to Brazil 🦜🦜🦜
Her septum piercing is made from polished snail shell beads found from the river.
Kēná: From the Marubo tribe, indigenous to Brazil 🦜 🦜 🦜
Marubo Tribe Sues The New York Times Over Misleading Use of 'Porn Addicted' Label in Report
In the heart of the Amazon rainforest, the Marubo tribe has long stood as a symbol of resilience, cultural continuity, and ecological stewardship. For generations, this Indigenous community of around 2,000 people has lived in relative isolation within Brazil’s Javari Valley, preserving their traditions in one of the world’s most biodiverse and remote regions. But with the introduction of modern…