Campbell Collections
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| Apron by L. Dike |
Apron by L. Dike, Mt Arthur Training School Transkei, 20.9.1961 |
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| Apron cloth beaded with alphabetical motif worn by married women from Ndwedwe c1989-90 |
Apron cloth beaded with alphabetical motifs worn by married Zulu woman as front apron for special occassions, termed uTshodo, from Ndwedwe c1980-90 |
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| Apron cloth with wool croohet work edge and silk-thread fringe. Worn by young married woman or bride as a respecting apron from Mbangweni near Muden c1970 |
Apron cloth with wool crocthet and silk-thread fringe. Worn by young woman as a respecting apron from Mbangweni near Muden c1970. |
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| Apron front worn by married women from Ndwedwe, 1970-80 |
Apron front with large 'Basuto' glass bead edge c1970-80 worn by married women from Ndwedwe |
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| Apron heavily beaded worn by women from Amangwane married women, c1970-1980 |
Apron cloth with beaded edge. Worn by Amangwane married women as front aprons over their leather isidwaba in the Drakensberg area c1970-80 |
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| Apron heavily beaded worn by women from KwaMaphumulo |
Apron cloth heavily applied beading formed in rows atitched to cloth. Typical of Maphumulo Zulu c1980s |
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| Apron worn by Bhaca married worn from Hela Hela or Helele area, by Mtholo family 1989-90 |
Apron with plastic beadwork edge worn by married Bhaca women over isidwaba in the KwaMadakana (Hela-Hela or Helele) area Richmond by Mtolo family 1989-90 |
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| Apron worn by engaged Khuze girl of Highflats, 1983 |
Apron front cloth with applicique and plastic beading. Worn as an apron by an engaged girl who is on a trial marriage visit to her future in-laws family. |
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| Apron worn by girls and married women of Southern Natal around Durban |
Apron with beaded cloth edge and single beads along sides. Possibly Southern Natal or Natal around Durban areas, c1900. Such cloths were worn by both girls and married women either as breast cover or as a cape/ shoulder cover (for reference see Marriannhill Mission photographs). |
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| Apron worn by married Bhaca women of uMzimkhulu |
Apron towel of certain colours (yellow the colour of pumpkin, green is colour of pumpkin leaves and mealies (favourite food) and black for madumbes. Worn by married Bhaca woman to first fruit ceremonies (hence colour reference) in the uMzimkhulu area 1984. Ithawula. |
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| Apron worn by married woman of the Mabaso clan of Msinga c1950-1960 |
Apron worn by married woman of the Mabaso clan of Msinga c1950-1960's "Itete" |
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| Apron worn by married women from eMabomvini clan uMsinga c1970 |
Apron worn by married women from eMabomvin clan uMsinga c1970s |
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| Apron worn by married women from Ndwedwe |
Apron cloth applique work worn by married women from Ndwedwe c1988-9 |
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| Apron worn by married women of the Bathenjini clan of Msinga c1950-1960 |
Apron cloth worn beaded worn by married women in the Bathenjini clan area of Msinga c1980s |
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| Apron worn by married women over isidwaba, from Bathenjini area of Msinga, c1970s |
Apron of black salampore cloth with beaded and metal chain work. Worn over isidwaba by married women in the Bathenjini clan area of Msinga, c1970s |
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| Apron worn by married Zulu women from Ndwedwe c1980s |
Apron cloth applique worn by married Zulu woman over traditional dress, termed iphinifa, from the Ndwedwe district c1980's |
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| Apron worn by married Zulu women from Ndwedwe c1980s |
Ndwedwe Zulu married women's apron c1980s |
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| Arbuckle, Sir William |
Sir William Arbuckle 1839-1915. Mayor of Durban in 80s |
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| Arbuthnot, Jane |
Arbuthnot, Jane 1819-1907 |
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| Archbell, Rev James 1798-1866 |
Archbell Rev James |