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Yanomany hammock.

Authors :
Tracy Nectoux, Cataloger.
Virginia Erickson, Collection Manager.
Tracy Nectoux, Cataloger.
Virginia Erickson, Collection Manager.
Source :
Brazil; Donated by Tania Soibelman.

Abstract

Orange, blue, and white cord ; 34'' long; The Yanomany Indians are nomads who move several times a year to unfamiliar territories. They used hammock instead of beds to give more mobility. This influenced the Brazilian culture and a large portion of the Northern Brazilian population uses hammocks as beds even today.

Details

Database :
OAIster
Journal :
Brazil; Donated by Tania Soibelman.
Notes :
Krannert Art Museum. Giertz Education Center.
Accession number :
edsoai.ocn262840810