With just over 2,000 members, the Boruca Tribe is one of Costa Rica’s eight remaining ... blend of both the diablo and ecological masks, illustrating the true talent and creative minds of this unique ...

Unlike in Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru — whose Indigenous groups are the topic of entire units in high school history classes — in Costa Rica Native people ... of ceramics, masks, and textiles ...

ONE of Costa Rica’s few remaining indigenous groups, the Boruca are from the country ... While INA has played a role in the growing prominence of Boruca masks, members of the tribe have been making ...

These masks are not only visually stunning ... and preserving their cultural practices. The Boruca indigenous people of Costa Rica are an extraordinary community with a strong sense of cultural ...

The Boruca people are an indigenous group that resides in the southern region of Costa Rica, near the border with Panama. They are known for their intricate masks, which are used in traditional ...

People fly a kite at ... Like many among the Ngobe Bugle indigenous group, Miranda's parents were born in neighouring Panama, and had crossed into Costa Rica looking for seasonal work in coffee ...

It’s the final week to see and perhaps purchase the decorative masks made by the native Borucans of Costa Rica at Selby Gardens’ 14th annual exhibition and sale featuring a collection of about ...

Think of a visit to Costa Rica, and you’ll probably imagine zip lines and eco-lodges. But there’s a deeper way to interact with this environment: through the Indigenous communities that have ...

In this 2004 file photo, an indigenous Panamain Guaymi ... up to 8,000 members of the Ngobe Bugle tribe, along with children born in Costa Rica to migrant workers from neighouring Nicaragua ...