Photographs
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| 'Umshanelo weSundu' |
'Umshanelo weSundu', medium size grass broom. |
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| 'Umshanelo weSundu'' |
'Umshanelo weSundu', small grass broom. |
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| 'Umshanelo' |
'Umshanelo', beaded brooms are given to the bride on her wedding day as a token of keeping her house clean and fertility issues. |
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| 'Umshumayeli' |
An Abstract of biblical figures. |
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| 'Umthakathi' |
Scene of a witch caught by a crowd while on her way to do evil things. |
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| 'Umthandazo' |
Abstract, of biblical figures praying in a river/ ocean with the moon providing light. |
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| 'Umtshato' |
Xhosa men together with the groom meeting the bride, in the Eastern Cape. |
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| 'Umuzi' |
A Zulu homestead, a mother preparing a meal around her children infront of 'Iqhugwane'. |
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| 'Umzimbithi' |
Watercolor abstract of Dick King's other house called Umzimbithi at Isiphingo in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| 'Umzingeli' |
A matured Zulu hunter holding his hunting tools. |
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| 'Unity' |
Wooden carved artwork symbolysing unity of nations. |
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| 'Unkosikazi" |
Black and white photograph of a married woman from Emsinga, dressed in a Zulu traditional outfit. |
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| 'Unto The I lift up mine eues, O through that dwellest in the heavens' |
Digital, framed print, Paton Study |
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| 'uPhilambi' |
Pilambi, a female deviner from Zululand drapped in Iminqwaba. |
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| 'Uphondo lwePiti' |
A traditional healer that uses 'uphondo lwepiti' to devine. |
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| 'Uphondo lwePiti' |
A traditional healer using 'Uphondo lwe Piti' to devine by holding in with a string. |
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| 'Uphondo no Khanda' |
'Uphondo no Khamba', Utensils for mixing medicine. |
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| 'Uphondo' |
'Uphondo', animal horn that can be used as a medicine storage. |
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| 'Uphondo' |
'Uphondo', Beaded cow horn which is used to carry medicine. |
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| 'Uphondo' |
'Uphondo', large cow horn used as a smoking pipe. |