KUMARUARA AMAZONIAN ART
Protection, metamorphosis, and the sacred graphics of the forest reptiles.
The Caminho da Surucucú earrings stand out for their visual magnetism and deep symbolic charge. Handcrafted with glass beads in a palette of terracotta orange, black, ivory white, and earthy accents, their geometric weave recreates the skin of the sacred viper, whose zigzag patterns protect the wearer and represent the power of the ancestral earth.
This piece was created by the Kumaruara Tribe of the Muruari village, in the Lower Tapajós, Amazon. Each stroke transforms the material into a canvas of memory, spirituality, and deep connection with the forest.
More than a ceremonial jewel, Caminho da Surucucú is a living manifesto. Just as the bat disperses the kumarú seed throughout the jungle to sustain the ecosystem, this piece carries a message of strength, resistance, and the identity of native peoples. An unrepeatable work designed to adorn the body with belonging and rooted art.
