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Please Join Us in Preserving Sacred Traditions

We invite you to support a unique and powerful journey for representatives of the Boruca and Bribri tribes from Costa Rica to visit the Kogi tribe in Colombia.

This historic gathering aims to unite these indigenous communities, honoring their shared heritage and spiritual traditions.

Our goal is to empower these tribes to bless and restore the sacredness and harmony of a pristine property that will serve as a sanctuary for several communities. This sacred land, enriched by their collective wisdom, will become a beacon of cultural unity and spiritual renewal.

Your contribution will directly support this meaningful pilgrimage and the restoration of this vital space. Together, let’s ensure that these ancient traditions continue to thrive and inspire future generations.

Support the Journey. Preserve the Spirit. Unite the Tribes.

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Masks are important elements in the annual Danza de los Diablitos (Dance of the Little Devils) celebrated in Boruca and Curré. The dance represents, in the Boruca indigenous culture, the resistance of the “diablitos”, (the people of Boruca) against the Spanish conquerors.

Inspired by the knowledge of centuries of tradition, they represent their inherent creative expression through masks carved from balsa wood, painted with vibrant colors and the weaving of textiles in vivid colors. The yarns for the material are usually dyed with leaves, roots and sea shell extracts.