The central figure, a Botocudo warrior adorned with intricate tattoos and traditional ornaments, stands tall with a stoic demeanor, exuding strength and resilience. His gaze meets that of the three birds, symbolic of guardianship and harmony with nature.

The Botocudo people were a significant indigenous group inhabiting the eastern regions of Brazil, known for their fierce resistance against colonial forces during the 19th century. They held deep spiritual connections to the land and revered the natural world, often depicted in their rituals and art. Despite facing adversity and marginalization, the Botocudos left an indelible mark on Brazilian history, symbolizing the enduring spirit of indigenous resistance and cultural heritage. In this artwork, their presence alongside the powerful birds underscores their role as protectors of the forest, embodying a legacy of strength and reverence for the natural world.