Enawene Nawe

The Enawene Nawe, once called Salumã, are an Arawakan people of Mato Grosso, Brazil, living on the Iquê River, a tributary of the Juruena. They farm, fish and gather but neither hunt nor eat red meat, and order their society through clans and the annual Yaokwa ritual, which upholds the balance of the human and spirit worlds.