Ticuna

The Ticuna are an indigenous people primarily living along the Amazon River in Brazil, Colombia, and Peru. They have a rich cultural heritage, with unique languages, traditions, and art forms. Historically, they relied on fishing, hunting, and small-scale farming for sustenance. The Ticuna are known for their intricate body painting, vibrant textiles, and ceremonial practices that connect them deeply to nature. Despite external pressures such as modernization and environmental changes, they continue to maintain their cultural identity and traditional practices, contributing significantly to the diversity of the Amazon region.