The Kayapo People Are Indigenous Peoples In Brazil. Mẽbêngôkre is A Northern Jê Language. The Colors

The Kayapo people are indigenous peoples in Brazil. Mẽbêngôkre is a Northern Jê language. The colors that a Kayapo wears is representative of their tribe’s colors. Older generations of Kayapo men wear disks in their lower lips, but the practice is less common among younger Kayapo men. The men adorn themselves with radiating feathers, representing the universe, in their hair. Kayapo women can be distinguished by the V shape shaved into their hair. More like this