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The kené design refers to the elements that compose the worldview and are part of the spiritual, physical, and cultural expression of the Shipibo people. The art of Kené expresses both the symmetry and asymmetry of the cosmic order, transitioning from the invisible to the visible world. To discover this immaterial world that encompasses the kené, it is necessary to establish contact through the form of ritual. Asymmetry vectors
The kené design refers to the elements that compose the worldview and are part of the spiritual, physical, and cultural expression of the Shipibo people. The art of Kené expresses both the symmetry and asymmetry of the cosmic order, transitioning from the invisible to the visible world. To discover this immaterial world that encompasses the kené, it is necessary to establish contact through the form of ritual. Asymmetry vectors