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Hombres reunidos con el comisario
(Museo Etnológico de los Museos Nacionales de Berlín - Patrimonio Cultural Prusiano, 1936)
Three men in blanket looking at the camera, and one in civilian on a horse.
El curandero (mamo) baila enmascarado y con una antorcha de frayleion vegetal (Espletia grandiflora) a los 9 días después de una muerte
(Göteborgs Museum,Etnografiska Avdelningen, 1914)
The healer (mamo) dances masked in a ceremony with a torch of vegetable frayleion (Espletia grandiflora) after of 9 days of a death
Cinco hombres reunidos
(Marie-Louise Van Den Wijngaert, 1932)
Five men gathered; four wearing traditional clothing and one wearing a hat and button-down shirt. Due to the shape of the costumes, it may be that some of the men seen there belong to the Kogui or Arsario people and others ...
Calabaza (So´, en lengua indígena iku)
(Göteborgs Museum, Etnografiska Avdelningen, 1914)
Cylindrical totumo, narrow, 25cm long and a small opening at the tip.
Guadaña
(Göteborgs Museum, Etnografiska Avdelningen, 1914)
Wooden tool to cut the grass.
Persona arhuaca de 105 años
(Museo Etnológico de los Museos Nacionales de Berlín - Patrimonio Cultural Prusiano, 1936)
Photograph of an elderly woman and a man standing in front of a house.
Caracol trompeta
(Göteborgs Museum, Etnografiska Avdelningen, 1916)
Snail that the Mamos use to make spiritual music. Previously, the snail was used to convene community meetings. However, the Mamos also use it for traditional jobs; to communicate with the parents of the different elements ...
Arhuaco reuniendo hilo deshilachado
(Museo Etnológico de los Museos Nacionales de Berlín - Patrimonio Cultural Prusiano, 1936)
Photograph of arhuaco man taking out maguey fiber.
Raíz para la fiebre
(Göteborgs Museum, Etnografiska Avdelningen, 1914)
Dry root of a mountain plant called "achicoria" in Spanish. Cooked serves for fever.