Calçado para pesca de crustáceos

Abstract

The intention of this paper is to develop a shoe used in the fishery of shellfish in an indigenous community to their own benefit, reusing the air-chamber of a tractor tire, developed from the traditional method of local confection, aiming to value their culture and to experience the day-to-day of the fishing job of an indigenous fishermen family leading towards a better understanding of their routine and together learn how to make the shoe to provide to them a more comfortable one following the step by step of the MUNARI (1998) method, getting relevant data for the making of the project itself. After understanding the collected data, it became possible to create a compatible solution to the project proposal. The solution was to confection the apecum shoe, whose name is inspired in the indigenous culture, handcrafted at the Tramataia village, which covers the chosen target audience.