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Tornozeleira de miçangas indígenas azul-turquesa e vermelha com franjas brancas
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Indigenous Beaded Anklet | Huni Kuin | 132113 Pcs

Indigenous Beaded Anklet | Huni Kuin | 132113 Pcs

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Sold per unit - To buy as a pair, you must purchase 2 units.

Dimensions:
Length: 7 cm
Width closed - 8.5 cm
Width open - 17 cm
Circumference 17cm 

Beauties of the Forest: The Sacred Art of the Huni Kuin

The Story of the Piece

The Huni Kuin, also known as Kaxinawá, mainly inhabit Acre and regions of Peru, and their art brings a deep spiritual connection with the forest. For them, creating crafts is not just a manual act, but also a path of healing, prayer, and memory. Each piece reflects symbols of the boa constrictor, rivers, lunar cycles, and the chants of their ceremonies, becoming a link between the visible and the invisible. By wearing a Huni Kuin handicraft, you carry not only beauty, but also an ancestral force that guides and protects.

Art Details

  • Natural Materials: Beads, seeds, vegetable fibers, cotton dyed with forest pigments
  • Technique: Braiding, embroidery, and traditional graphics called kene, which represent paths of energy and spirituality
  • Meaning: The kene is more than a drawing: it is a sacred map, used to attract protection, balance, and harmony
  • Indigenous People: Huni Kuin (Acre, Brazil / Peru)
  • Style: Sacred geometry inspired by dreams, chants, and visions from their traditional medicines
  • Exclusivity: Each piece is unique, handmade, with variations that preserve its authenticity and cultural identity.

Your Connection with Culture

By choosing a Huni Kuin handicraft, you support cultural strengthening and contribute to the preservation of the traditions of a people who are guardians of the Amazon rainforest. At Inlakesh, we work with respect and ethics, ensuring that each piece represents not only indigenous aesthetics, but also its living energy and spirituality. May this craft illuminate your path and connect your heart to the wisdom of the forest.

Glass | Siliconized | 10000 Beads T9 | 

Important information:
To extend the life of the craft and reduce the risk of breakage.
Avoid wetting and/or leaving in the sun, preventing the nylon/silicone from drying out and cracking.
Apply moisturizer to hands before putting on the bracelet.

 

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