Ticuna: Mask made of bark cloth, palm fronds, split cane, wax,caiman teeth, and genipap pigments. Worn during the Môca Nova initiation of women into adulthood, it represents the Yurupary Spirit. Photo © Houston Museum of Natural Science.
intro the exhibit penn museum’s related collection the amazonian peoples: ticuna shuar the shipibo-conibo ka’apor xingu region peoples tapirapé kayapó karajá mayne
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