The Mysterious Life Of The Tribe Possessing Magic

Tourists still believe that the magical Mari and many of the tribe are witches. Most of them live in the sacred forest about 850 km east of Moscow. Russian tourism discovers the mysterious life of the magical tribe Obsessed and fascinated by the religion with the ancient magic of Mari people, photographer Ikuru Kuwajima has waded from his hometown of Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan to go deep into the forest of the Russian republic of Mari El, to capture authentic photos of the life of the oldest tribe in Europe. This Europe, according to The Guardian, is about 850 kilometers east of Moscow. Half of the population of the Mari live in this area (about 600,000 people), the other half are scattered across Russia

. Pictured are two local women wearing protective masks amidst the freezing cold, a local healer, using White Magic to heal and predict the future. believe that man and nature have a close relationship with each other. Although at present, the majority of the people here follow the Russian orthodoxy, but still a few still keep the tradition of Paganism This is a cult that many people believe they know magic, and can use magic as well as magic.



For the Russians, they are heathens, and many tourists also believe that witches still exist in the Mari community, especially in the villages in the forest. In the photo is a Mari man standing in the sacred forest of the community and preparing to pray. In the photo, Paganists are praying in the sacred forest. They pray in autumn and summer, in the groves of trees. Mari people also believe in Keremets - demigods (half-human and half-god). On the photo is the Mari people are wearing traditional clothes and masks on Shorykyol holiday. At this time, people often go back to each other's house to visit and sing When in difficulty, people often tie a piece of cloth on the branches of the sacred forest, for the purpose of praying.



Forest, far away from the modern world. At this point, Kuwajima said that he felt like the clock was freezing, and the photographer Ikuru Kuwajima is fluent in three languages: Japanese, Russian and English. Before coming to Mari El, he lived in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Many of his works are exhibited at prestigious exhibitions such as the Central Asian Pavilion in Venice, Italy in 2013, according to Anh Minh / Vnexpress ***.

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