Marajoara Brazilian Indiginious Building Low-poly 3D model

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Paragominas Museum Complex showcases vibrant examples of Neo-Indigenous styles blending late Art Nouveau and Art Deco influences from the 1935 Centennial Expo of the Farroupilha Revolution in Brazil. Built in honor of the region's Guajajará, Yanomami, and Munduruku peoples, this unique building echoes elements found in traditional Native American architecture with intricate geometric patterns. As a statement piece reflecting modern Neoprehispanic thought, it is celebrated alongside Native American representations nationwide as a significant architectural gem rooted firmly within cultural movements embracing Neo-Indigenous and Indigenous ideas across the Americas and Latin America alike.