The Shaman (Na'vi name: Tiretu meaning "spirit person")[1] is one of the titles that clan members can have. They mainly perform ritual and religious functions, presiding over great ceremonies, singing songs and even connecting with the spirits and with Eywa herself. However, this title is not the same as a spiritual leader.
Known Shamans[]
- Atanwey (Ni'awve, non-canon)
- Lungoray (Tipani, non-canon)
- The Shaman (Omatikaya, 3000 years ago)
- The Shaman of Songs (Omatikaya, future)
Trivia[]
- Grace Augustine mentioned that Mo'at the spiritual leader of the Omatikaya Clan and her duties are similar to those of shamans.
References[]
| Na'vi Culture | |
|---|---|
| Clans | |
| Armor | 'Awvea Tsamsiyu • Battle Band • Eyktan • Helmet • Karyu • Leggings • Nawm • Nawma Ni'awve • Nawma Taronyu • Nawma Tsamsiyu • Taronyu • Tirea • Tsteu |
| Clothing | |
| Culinary | Basket • Butchering Tool • Cooking Pot • Fire Pit • Fire Pit Tools • Fish Yoke • Food Wrap • Ground Rack • Leaf Plate • Na'vi Diet • Water Carrier |
| Music | |
| Other | Eywa • Mountain Banshee • Hometree • Octal Arithmetic • Toruk Makto • Tree of Souls • Clan Leader • Heartlands Ikran • Three Laws of Eywa • Songcord • Tsahìk • Tsaheylu • Iknimaya • The Circle • Mating • Na'vi Language • Loom • Hammock • Na'vi Dance Costume • Great Hunt |