Portrait of a woman from the Dongria Kondh tribe, India
The Dongria Kondh are an indigenous people living in the Niyamgiri Hills of the Indian state of Odisha. Numbering approximately 8,000 people, they are one of the most isolated tribes on the Indian subcontinent.
The tribe’s name derives from “dongar” (meaning “hill”), and they refer to themselves as “Jharnia,” meaning “protectors of the streams.”
The Dongria adorn themselves with distinctive jewelry, tattoos, and hairstyles. Women wear numerous earrings and three nose rings, while young men wear two. Dongria youths also wear hair clips, rings, and beaded necklaces.
- TECHNIQUE: Digital drawing in Procreate – hand-drawn
- YEAR: 2026
- FORMAT: Upon request
- PRINT MEDIUM: Aluminum Dibond
- REFERENCE PHOTO: Agnès Cassière
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Portrait of a child from Zanzibar, Tanzania
The population of the Zanzibar archipelago (Tanzania) is heavily concentrated on the main island of Unguja, including the capital, Stone Town.
The population is ethnically diverse, with Bantu, Arab, Persian, and Indian influences, and is predominantly Muslim.
Swahili is the official language, while English is widely spoken.
It is estimated that 48% of the population is under the age of 18.
- TECHNIQUE: Digital drawing in Procreate – hand-drawn
- YEAR: 2026
- FORMAT: Upon request
- PRINT MEDIUM: Aluminum Dibond
- REFERENCE
- HOTO: Sofia Saldhana
- CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY: Included