Artwork Details
Orinoco
Earrings
Description:
These earrings, mainly used by the Ye'kuana, do not have a traditional origin. They are made from the aluminum found in plane crashes and shipwrecks that have occurred in the rain forests and rivers of the region.
These earrings, mainly used by the Ye'kuana, do not have a traditional origin. They are made from the aluminum found in plane crashes and shipwrecks that have occurred in the rain forests and rivers of the region.
- Artist: Ye'kuana
- Title: Earrings
- Materials: Aluminum, embroidery beads, cotton thread
- Dimensions: 6 x 3 cm
- Artist: Ye'kuana
- Title: Earrings
- Materials: Aluminum, embroidery beads, cotton thread
- Dimensions: 6 x 3 cm
Description:
These earrings, mainly used by the Ye'kuana, do not have a traditional origin. They are made from the aluminum found in plane crashes and shipwrecks that have occurred in the rain forests and rivers of the region.
These earrings, mainly used by the Ye'kuana, do not have a traditional origin. They are made from the aluminum found in plane crashes and shipwrecks that have occurred in the rain forests and rivers of the region.
