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Starting from the bottom, the vase becomes steadily more bulbous, slowly tapers again and then continues in roughly the same width. It is decorated on the outside with angular and round geometric patterns, typical Kadiweu patterns. These are notched into the clay, the notches are traced with white paint and the resulting fields are painted with the following colours: Glossy black, olive green, ochre, white, gold, old pink, 2 shades of grey, reddish brown. Note: The Kadiweu use the same patterns on their clay products as for the body painting; see Strauss: Sad Tropics.
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Group of people (Kainguá)
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Portrait of an Afro-Brazilian (slave)
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Children play with chicha troughs at the bathing place in Uazirimi in the headwaters of the Jauru (Paressi-Kabiši)
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Nahuqua Indians
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Apurinã Indians (Ipuriná)
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Bakairi Indians
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Excavation of large round stones in a dry riverbed
Nucacann
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Feather sceptre
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Clay bowl
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Necklace for children
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