Description:
The Cerakapu people are an indigenous people of the Brazilian state of Acre. They are closely related to the Kichwa people. They speak the Cerakapu language, a member of the Arawakan family. The Cerakapu people have a history of hunting and gathering. They are known for their elaborate pottery, which they use to make cups, plates, and other vessels. The Cerakapu people are also known for their beadwork and embroidery.




