Portrait of an Indigenous Child with Traditional Facial Markings

Description

Close-up of an Indigenous child wearing traditional facial markings (likely derived from genipapo or similar substance) and ear ornaments. The photograph captures details of the culture and personal adornment, including a thin rod pierced through the lower lip, which indicates specific rituals or traditions. The color photograph likely originates from an ethnographic expedition in the 1970s or 1980s.