KwaZulu-Natal
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| Idols |
Wooden carved Idols:Iguana & baboon used and made by the Basutho people. |
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| Wire Work |
Wire and other work used and made by the Basotho people. |
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| Basutho Pottery |
Set of pottery Basutho items. |
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| Fertility Doll: Shangane |
Stuffed beaded fertility doll with a tutu skirt. |
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| Protection Dolls |
Herero woman holding protection dolls that she made. |
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| Protection Dolls |
Herero woman holding protection dolls that she made. |
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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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| 'Ilanga' |
'Ilanga' this peace of round beaded necklace is given to a young girl as a token of love and fertility in the Ndebele tribe. |
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| Fertility Dolls: Ndebele |
Large beaded Ndebele fertility dolls for married women. |
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| Fertility Doll: Ndebele |
Large beaded Ndebele fertility doll for married women. |
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| Fertility Doll: Ndebele |
Large beaded Ndebele fertility doll for married women. |
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| Fertility Doll: Gcaleka |
Beaded fertility doll from the Gcaleka tribe. |
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| Fertililty Doll: Lesotho |
Beaded fertility doll with long strings attached to the head. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 24.9.1891-13.1.1975 |
Miss Speak mans gaming. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 24.9.1891-13.1.1975 |
At training week glen Dirk. Cape. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 24.9.1891-13.1.1975 |
Farewell to Mrs Burnett at Open Air School. |
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| Fertility: Fingo |
Fertility Fingo doll made out of bead with eyes. |
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| Mpondo Doll |
Beaded Mpondo female fertility dolls. |
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| Fertility Doll: Lesotho |
Bride fertility doll from Lesotho made out straws and strings. |
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| Fertility Doll |
Dumb bell shaped fertility doll with a string of beads. |