In the heart of Indonesia's Papua province, the Asmat people have thrived for centuries in harmony with their dense rainforests and vast rivers. Their ancestors, skilled carvers and storytellers, left behind intricate wood carvings that narrate tales of their rich mythology and daily life. Today, the Asmat continue to practice their traditional arts, passing down knowledge and skills from generation to generation. Despite the challenges of modernization, they remain deeply connected to their ancestral lands, preserving their unique culture and traditions while adapting to the changing world around them.
