DAVID G. (DAVID GERARDIN) - Lot 194

DAVID G. (DAVID GERARDIN) DAVID G. (DAVID GERARDIN) Headdress in feathers inspired by those of the Karaja tribe (Amazon of the North). These forest people have many hunters and this headdress is intended for them. It is worn during wedding ceremonies. It is placed at the back of the skull and fixes it with a cord on the bun. Amerindian peoples generally have long hair because it is a sign of virility in humans. The circular shape of this headdress represents the sun and its rays which are reflected in nature. Each arrow visualizes a hunting scene which has made it possible to feed community. The color of the feathers of the arrow is intended to better find it in nature according to hunting places. The strip of colorful pearls is a jewel that mixes with the rest of the non -attached hair. The greater the cap and the more the role of the wearer is important in the function of hunter within this community. Frame: H: 178 x L: 169 cm