concept   body painting
17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) • Western societies (1) • indigenous Amazonian tribes (1) • Amazon rainforest tribes (1) • Amazonian (1) • Indigenous Amazonian (1) • Nudist communities (1) • indigenous African cultures (1) • Amazon rainforest regions (1) • Global (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Pacific Islander (1) • Traditional tribal culture in Papua New Guinea (1) • Tribal communities (1) • Tribal communities in Africa (1) • Tribal communities in South America (1) • physical art culture (1) • traditional art in Africa (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 body painting Western societies Body painting is commonly associated with festivals, artistic expression, and entertainment events in Western societies. 18
2 body painting indigenous Amazonian tribes Body painting is culturally and spiritually significant for indigenous Amazonian tribes. 3
3 body painting Amazon rainforest tribes Body painting is culturally significant in Amazon rainforest tribes for rituals and spiritual connection. 2
4 body painting Amazonian Elaborate body painting is culturally and symbolically significant in Amazonian indigenous groups. 2
5 body painting Indigenous Amazonian Body painting is culturally, spiritually, and naturally significant in Indigenous Amazonian communities. 2
6 body painting Nudist communities Body painting is embraced for self-expression and body acceptance in nudist communities. 2
7 body painting indigenous African cultures Body painting in indigenous African cultures is symbolic, using natural pigments to represent tribal identity and status. 2
8 body painting Amazon rainforest regions Body painting is a traditional art form in Amazon rainforest cultures. 1
9 body painting Global Body painting holds cultural significance in indigenous communities globally. 1
10 body painting Indigenous cultures Body painting is a traditional art form for rituals and ceremonies in Indigenous cultures, often utilizing natural pigments and intricate designs. 1
11 body painting Pacific Islander Body painting is an important cultural tradition in some Pacific Islander cultures associated with social rituals and ceremonies. 1
12 body painting Traditional tribal culture in Papua New Guinea Body painting is a vital form of cultural expression in traditional tribal culture in Papua New Guinea, representing tribal identity and spiritual beliefs in ceremonies and rituals. 1
13 body painting Tribal communities Body painting is a traditional art form in tribal communities, often done for rituals and ceremonies using natural pigments and intricate designs. 1
14 body painting Tribal communities in Africa Body painting is a traditional practice in African tribal communities used for cultural and ceremonial purposes. 1
15 body painting Tribal communities in South America Body painting is a traditional practice in tribal communities in South America used for cultural and ceremonial purposes. 1
16 body painting physical art culture Body painting is a traditional and ceremonial practice with deep cultural significance in physical art culture. 1
17 body painting traditional art in Africa Body painting is a traditional African art form used in rituals and celebrations. 1