Indigenous face painted man with smoke around his head. - stock photo

Indigenous amazonian man smoking tobacco using a traditional pipe. White Smoke covers his face and fead partially. He wears birds feathers on this head and a several necklaces around his neck made of seeds according to traditional tribal style. South American indians use tobacco as a sacred, wholesome medicine and there exists a connection between tobacco and healing. The use of tobacco by indigenous tribes is connected with their lives and culture, and has been employed for centuires for diverse rituals and recreational purposes.