Do you have any specific preferences/resources regarding our target audience's design and user experience, such as colors or images unique to the culture?

Taíno culture has a unique set of symbols...

• Here are some symbols, though not everyone agrees on their meanings/interpretations and not all are included: https://symbolikon.com/meanings/taino-symbols-meanings/
• Taíno petroglyphs TikTok video 1
• Taíno petroglyphs TikTok video 2
• La piedra escrita
• See my short interview with amazing artist, Alli Arocho, who created 3-D renderings of traditional petroglyph symbols in a modern anime style: https://www.instagram.com/p/CvqW0rPAywP/
• See Taíno Conference video with the symbols by Taíno artist Carmen Serrano, created in a slightly more modern style and integrating the conference colors: https://www.tainoconference.org/

For colors...

• Take a look at the Casa Areyto Taíno regalia series (Parts 1-3) for some inspiration based on jewelry and other artifacts as well as descriptions from the original Spanish chronicles.
  • Let's Talk Taíno 66 - Taíno Regalia (Part 1) | Clothing, Feathers, Gold & More! https://youtu.be/t6-9tz0-TpoLet's Talk Taíno 67 - Taíno Regalia (Part 2) | Jewelry https://youtu.be/ruLz2szUu4oLet's Talk Taíno 68 - Taíno Regalia (Part 3) | Taíno Tattoos & More! https://youtu.be/SxAm_ceCGVw
• Taíno collection at The MET
• Taíno Museum gallery
• Art of the Taínos video
• Pottery from varying time periods on the islands was usually painted red on white, sometimes black was used. See attached document with samples (for internal use only since this work is not mine).
• Modern Taíno tribes tend to use that combination of colors (red, white, black) see example here. But I don't particularly think we should restrict ourselves to that. For example, macaw and other tropical bird feathers are used in headdresses, and they're vibrant blues, yellows, reds, greens, etc.