NALO

Story

The ethnic tribes living in the Omo Valley have preserved their ancient cultural traditions. Surmi people use to dye and drow their body with pigments made from sand, earth or ash, and decorate it with natural elements such as flowers, leaves, fruits or branches of shrubs. Men, women and children become real living paintings, revealing a profound love and communion with Nature: they have a harmonic and indissoluble bond with Nature which we have lost instead.