Kamentsá people

E772383

The Kamentsá people are an Indigenous group of the Colombian Amazon known for their rich oral traditions, vibrant festivals, and intricate textile and beadwork.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Kamëntsá people 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
artForm geometric textile patterns
symbolic beadwork motifs
continent South America
cosmologyFeature ritual use of sacred sites
strong relationship with nature
country Colombia
culturalPractice beadwork
dance
embroidery
oral tradition
ritual music
storytelling
textile weaving
engagesIn cultural revitalization efforts
festival Bëtscnaté NERFINISHED
festivalType carnival of forgiveness
hasAlternativeName Camsá NERFINISHED
Kamentzá NERFINISHED
hasAutonym Kamentsá NERFINISHED
heritageStatus part of Colombia’s intangible cultural heritage
language Kamentsá language NERFINISHED
languageFamily isolate
mainSettlement Sibundoy Valley NERFINISHED
preserves rituals and festivals
traditional crafts
traditional language
recognizedAs Indigenous people of Colombia
region Colombian Amazon NERFINISHED
Putumayo Department NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism

traditional indigenous beliefs
socialOrganization community cabildos
threatenedBy cultural assimilation
territorial pressure
traditionalCrop beans
maize
potatoes
tubers
traditionalDressFeature beaded accessories
colorful ponchos
embroidered designs
traditionalEconomy handicraft production
small-scale agriculture
traditionalTerritory Sibundoy Valley NERFINISHED
usesMedicinalPlants true
usesTraditionalDress true

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Putumayo Department hasIndigenousGroup Kamentsá people
southern Colombia hasIndigenousGroup Kamentsá people
subject surface form: Southern Colombia
this entity surface form: Kamëntsá people
Putumayo indigenousGroupPresent Kamentsá people