Harakbut

Artist: Anelice Cáceres PatiachiName in Harakbut (pseudonym): EwisuTitle: La Falda de la Mujer Harakbut / The Harakbut Woman’s SkirtMedia: Paint on CanvasDimensions: 27” x 19” Brief description: The asuk, skirt or cloak of the Harakbut woman was part of her daily clothing and it was the woman who was in charge of extracting it from … Read more

Artists: Rayner Joao Mikiri Sihui/Anelice Cáceres PatiachiNombre en Harakbut (pseudonyms): Yonopua & EwisuTitle: Llegando a la Maloca Grande / Arriving at the Large MalocaMedia: Paint on CanvasDimensions: 27” x 37” Brief description: The Harakbut man would go out very early to mitigate and carry out other activities. In the afternoon he would arrive at the … Read more

Artist: Anelice Cáceres PatiachiName in Harakbut (pseudonym): EwisuTitle: La Curación a Través de la Ortiga / Healing with the Nettle PlantMedia: Paint on CanvasDimensions: 18” x 14” Brief description: In the past, the elderly had different ways of healing, with songs and prayers they invoked plants and animals to heal physical, mental and spiritual ills. … Read more

Artists: Anelice Cáceres Patiachi / Guadalupe Patiachi TayoriNames in Harakbut (pseudonyms): Ewisu & KolitTitle: El Crecimiento del Anamei, el Arbol de la Salvación /Growth of the Anamei, the Tree of SalvationMedia: Paint on CanvasDimensions: 27” x 37” Brief description: The Harakbut grandparents say that we are the children of Anamei, the tree of salvation. The … Read more

Artist: Percy Tayori KedderoName in Harakbut (pseudonym):BakkoTitle: Las Lineas Corporales del Varon Harakbut 8 / The Corporeal Lines ofthe Harakbut Men 8Media: Paint on CanvasDimensions: 27” x 16” Brief description: The Harakbut drew the lines with natural dyes directly on the body, as clothing and as a sign of respect to the beings that live … Read more

Artist: Percy Tayori KedderoName in Harakbut (pseudonym): BakkoTitle: Las Lineas Corporales del Varon Harakbut 7 / The CorporealLines of the Harakbut Men 7Media: Paint on CanvasDimensions: 14” x 18” Brief description: The Harakbut drew the lines with natural dyes directly on the body, as clothing and as a sign of respect to the beings that … Read more

Artist: Percy Tayori KedderoName in Harakbut (pseudonym): BakkoTitle: Las Lineas Corporales del Varon Harakbut 6 / The Corporeal Lines of theHarakbut Men 6Media: Paint on CanvasDimensions: 16” x 27” Brief description: The Harakbut drew the lines with natural dyes directly on the body, as clothing and as a sign of respect to the beings that … Read more

Artist: Percy Tayori KedderoName in Harakbut (pseudonym): BakkoTitle: Las Lineas Corporales del Varon Harakbut 5 / The Corporeal Lines of theHarakbut Men 5Media: Paint on CanvasDimensions: 16” x 27” Brief description: The Harakbut drew the lines with natural dyes directly on the body, as clothing and as a sign of respect to the beings that … Read more

Artist: Luis Tayori KedderoName in Harakbut (pseudonym): BoringTitle: Las Lineas Corporales del Varon Harakbut 4 / TheCorporeal Lines of the Harakbut Men 4Media: Paint on CanvasDimensions: 16” x 27” Brief description: The Harakbut drew the lines with natural dyes directly on the body, as clothing and as a sign of respect to the beings that … Read more

Artist: Luis Tayori KedderoName in Harakbut (pseudonym): BoringTitle: Las Lineas Corporales del Varon Harakbut 3 / The Corporeal Lines ofthe Harakbut Men 3Media: paint on canvasDimensions: 37” x 27” Brief Description: The Harakbut drew the lines with natural dyes directly on the body, as clothing and as a sign of respect to the beings that … Read more