The exhibit has a mural painted depicting the surroundings of
the tribes.
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The Rankin Museum's newest exhibit contains Amazonian artwork and tools used in everyday
life in the rainforest.
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These ceremonial items are made from the feathers of Macaws,
Parrots and Harpy Eagles.
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Items used for ceremonies and in war include clubs and spears
that are works of art.
Waimeri Tribe
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Feather Armbands worn by the chief.
Rikibatsa Tribe
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Ceremonial Spears that are decorated with the feathers of Harpy
Eagle and Macaws.
Ura-Eu-Wau-Wau Tribe
Bows on right Waimeri Tribe
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Feather Headdress
Rikibatsa Tribe
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Feather Headdresses worn by
both warriors and chiefs. The colorful macaw parrots are the source for the red,
blue, yellow and green feathers. Some others come from the Harpy Eagle. |
Feather Neckwear of Macaw & Harpy Eagle
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Ceremonial Headdress
Kayapo Tribe
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Feather Headdress
Kayapo Tribe
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Feather Dance Bustle
Karaja Tribe
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Kayapo Tribe Rattle
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Feather Hat
Kayapo Tribe
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