Tucum Comércio e Serviços Socioambientais

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
April 2022
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Wholesale/Retail
Brazil
Hoje no Brasil temos o privilégio de sermos conterrâneos e contemporâneos de centenas de povos indígenas. De testemunhar em seus olhos, suas lutas e suas culturas do que talvez seja o maior exemplo de resistência que a humanidade já conheceu. Esta resistência se materializa na arte, no artesanato. Cada cesto, cada pulseira, cada pintura carrega consigo esta marca. De tão lindos nos ensinam que a beleza, cuidadosamente tramada à mão, é um agente que forma e transforma a sociedade. Se são feitos hoje é porque seus sabedores seguem re-existindo. Nós, da Tucum, decidimos estar ao lado deles. Fazer de suas lutas as nossas para diminuir o abismo entre a riqueza e potência dos povos originários deste país e a maneira como são vistos e reconhecidos pela sociedade, ainda impregnada de estereótipos e preconceitos que perpetuam a opressão histórica contra seus corpos e territórios. Quem veste suas artes sente a força que elas carregam. O futuro é agora! Para nos mantermos vivos precisamos da floresta em pé e para isso, é preciso que seus guardiões estejam em pé junto com ela. Seguimos na luta para que os modos de vida dos povos indígenas sejam respeitados, que seus direitos e territórios estejam assegurados. A Tucum te convida a fazer parte deste manifesto e a ser um aliado na valorização.
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