Across the tundra of Siberia, Mongolia, and northern China, the Reindeer People, known as the Evenki, Even, and Nenets, have roamed for centuries. Their existence is intricately interwoven with the majestic reindeer, their primary source of sustenance and transport. In a delicate symphony of cooperation, the Reindeer People tend to vast herds, migrating with them in response to the changing seasons. Their lives revolve around the rhythms of the Arctic wilderness, and their traditions, language, and art are all deeply intertwined with their nomadic way of life and the reindeer that sustain them.
