Indio Collection

Akita looking at you

South America, Brazil, Miranda, Terena indigenous people from the Brazilian Pantanal performing a ritual stick dance in grass skirts

South America, Brazil, Amazonas, Manaus, Ticuna ritual costumes in the museum in the the Amazonian Peoples Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Povos da Amazonia)

South America, Peru, Cuzco, Native village

Brazil, Bahia, Porto Seguro, Pataxo indigenous Brazilian in the Jaqueira Pataxo Reservation

Jungle
Embera Indian Village, Indigenous, Parque National Chagres, Chagres National Park, Panama, Central America

Village
Central America; Panama; Chagres National Park; Embera Indian Village; local girls dancing

Indio
Ecuador, Andes Mountains, near Chimborazo Volcano, School kids

Indio
Ecuador, Andes Mountains, Laguna Quilotoat, three women

Native Woman
South America; Ecuador; Andes; Highland; Cotopaxi Province; Zumbahua; woman and child

Garden of palms at Indio, near San Diego, California (b / w photo)
5987362 Garden of palms at Indio, near San Diego, California (b/w photo) by American Photographer (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Garden of palms at Indio, near San Diego)

Mexican Indians, c. 1715 (oil on canvas)
470257 Mexican Indians, c.1715 (oil on canvas) by Juarez, Juan Rodriguez (1675-1728); 80.7x105.4 cm; Breamore House, Hampshire, UK; (add.info.: Indios mexicanos); Mexican, out of copyright

Barbarian Indians, c. 1715 (oil on canvas)
470243 Barbarian Indians, c.1715 (oil on canvas) by Juarez, Juan Rodriguez (1675-1728); 80.7x105.4 cm; Breamore House, Hampshire, UK; (add.info.: Indios barbaros); Mexican, out of copyright

Otomi Indians on the Way to the Fair, c. 1715 (oil on canvas)
470275 Otomi Indians on the Way to the Fair, c.1715 (oil on canvas) by Juarez, Juan Rodriguez (1675-1728); 80.7x105.4 cm; Breamore House, Hampshire

Plate 24 of the Tauromaquia : The same Ceballos mounted on another bull breaks short spears in the ring at Madrid. 1816

Plate 23 from the Tauromaquia : Mariano Ceballos, alias the Indian
Plate 23 from the Tauromaquia :Mariano Ceballos, alias the Indian, kills the bull from his horse. 1816

Garden of Eden, Indio, Southern California, USA
Garden of Eden fruit shop, Indio, Riverside County, Southern California, USA. Date: 1930s

SQUATTER CAMP, 1935. Squatter shelter of a group of migrant farmers in Indio, California. Photograph, March 1935 by Dorothea Lange

MIGRANT FARMERS, 1935. Migrant farmers brushing tomato plants near Indio, California. Photograph, March, 1935 by Dorothea Lange

Francisco de Goya, Mariano Ceballos, alias el Indio, mata el toro desde su caballo (Mariano Ceballos, Alias the Indian, Kills the Bull from His Horse), Spanish, 1746 - 1828, in or before 1816

Picture No. 10885048
Salto del Indio - Indio's Falls on the Golgol River locted amidst lush Valdivian Temperate Rainforest Date:

Picture No. 10885047
Salto del Indio - Indio's Falls on the Golgol River locted amidst lush Valdivian Temperate Rainforest Date:

United States of America. Colorado. Mesa Verde
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. COLORADO. Mesa Verde National Park. Cliff Palace in Chapin Mesa. Building of the Indio mor Anazasi Indians (c. 600 AD)

CA, Indio, fan palm trees

Date palm orchards near Indio, California, United States of America (U.S.A.), North America

Dead orange groves, worth more as building land, near Indio, California, United States of America, North America

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Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Indio: From Akita's piercing gaze in South America to the vibrant cultures of Brazil and Peru, let us embark on a journey through indigenous communities. In Miranda, we encounter the resilient Terena people, guardians of the Brazilian Pantanal. Moving further south to Cuzco, Peru, we immerse ourselves in the traditions of a Native village nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes. Porto Seguro beckons us next with its enchanting Pataxo tribe from Bahia; their presence is as captivating as the Jaqueira Pataxo itself. As we venture into Manaus, Amazonas, our senses are awakened by Ticuna ritual costumes displayed proudly in a museum within this lush Jungle setting. The spirit of 'Indio' transcends borders and time - it echoes through generations and continents alike. A glimpse at an old black-and-white photograph transports us to San Diego's Indio where a garden adorned with palms whispers stories untold. Delving deeper into history, Mexican Indians painted meticulously on canvas circa 1715 remind us that these ancient civilizations continue to inspire awe. But amidst all these diverse representations lies one common thread: resilience personified by native women who stand tall against adversity while preserving their heritage for future generations. Indio invites us to celebrate cultural diversity and embrace the rich tapestry woven by indigenous communities across our world - reminding us that their legacy lives on in every corner.