KwaZulu-Natal
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| Costume apron |
Apron. cloth beaded with large plastic beads in green, white and orange. worn by married women as apron |
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| Costume apron |
Apron, worn by makoti in Emachunwini |
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| Costume dress salampore |
Apron salampore with beaded edge, worn by a married women over other front apron from the neck to the knee |
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| costume dress |
Cape salampore with attached beading. worn by a newly married around shoulders as a sign of respectto the new in-law |
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| Costume apron |
Apron. cloth with heavy beading sewn in rows along lower half of cloth |
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| Costume apron |
Apron cloth with large plastic beadwork edge and applique work, worn as front apron by married women |
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| Costume apron |
Apron worn by married women from sweetwaters |
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| Costume apron |
Apron worn by married women fron Sweetwaters near Pietermaritzburg. 1982 |
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| Costume apron |
Apron worn bt married Zulu woman in Msinga over traditional isidwaba |
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| Costume apron |
Apron worn by married Zulu women in Msinga over traditional isidwaba. 1982 |
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| Costume apron |
An under apron worn by married women |
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| Costume apron |
Apron cloth beaded worn by married women |
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| Costume apron |
Apron worn by Bhaca married women under black front apron. 1950 |
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| Costume apron |
Apron or Utshodo worn by married women from KwaMadakana. 1980 |
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| Costume apron |
Apron with plastic beadwork edge worn by married women over the goat skin isidwaba in the KwaMadakana area |
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| Costume apron |
Apron with beadwork edge with a pattern called razor blade. worn by married women and engaged girls |
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| Costume apron |
Apron with large plastic beadwork edge. worn by married woman from KwaMadakana. 1989 |
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| Wire-work bowl maker Ben Hlophe holding examples of his work |
Wire-work bowl maker Ben Hlophe holding examples of his work. The second bowl on display is by Ben Hlophe. Photographed by Terry-Ann Stevenson in 1989. From Artist index file, African Art Centre, Durban. |
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| Costume apron |
Apron front black apron for married women from Richmond, 1952 |
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| Costume |
Apron possibly an engaged girls wear under small black front apron |