Ibejis and Black Childhood

A representation of black childhood inspired by African ancestry.

Maracatu and the Alagoas Warrior: Afro-Brazilian festivities

Kings, queens, "caboclos", cowboys and "bois-bumbá." Get to know more about each tradition and the context behind its clothes.

Design and Technology in Slavery

The African skills and knowledge that built the new world and inspire the present.

Sisterhood of Our Lady of the Good Death, Egun and Orishas dolls: Afro-Brazilian religiosity

Discover the context and the garments used in important religious manifestations with African roots.

The Bakuba and Mbuti: textiles and tapas

Explore the natural techniques used by communities in Africa to create beautiful textiles

Banzo, Love and House Kitchen

Banzo, Love and House Kitchen

The Timótheo Brothers

The persistence of being seen by black artists in art history and the present.

The Sisterhood of Good Death

Black female resistance and entrepreneurship in the 19th century interpreted by Jess Vieira.

Art, Adornment

Design and Technology in the slavery period

QUILOMBO SÃO PEDRO

RIBEIRA VALLEY | ELDORADO - SÃO PAULO | BRAZIL

Spirit of Africa

African Kings

Museu Afro Brasil