KwaZulu-Natal
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| Headrest |
Headrest motif of amasumpa or warts |
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| Wooddcarving |
Wooden sectioned necklace given for valour, usually in battle by Zulu. |
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| Headrest |
Zulu headrest motif of incised geometric patterns and abstracted form of an aeroplane. |
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| Headrest |
Zulu headrest done as part of shool arts and crafts in the 1960's. |
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| Wood carving |
Wooden sectioned necklace carved tolooka backbone of snakegiven for valour in battle to Zulu soldiers. |
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| Headrest |
Zulu headrest |
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| Headrest |
Zulu headrest |
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| Headrest |
Zulu headrest |
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| Spoons |
Woodcarving spoons with motif of breast |
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| Headrest,wooden carved with sis individual legs |
Headrest, wooden carved with six individual legs. blackened or dark wood. |
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| Zulu headrest |
Zulu Headrest double fretwork |
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| Headrests |
Headrest wooden carved with zig-zag pattern and snuff containers. Headrest , woden carved with six legs. Headrest wooden carved with fretwork. double. backned. Possile c1890s or mid 20th century, |
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| Headrest belonged to Chief Bhambatha Zondi of Mpanza( the Mbambata of Bambatha Rebellion of 1906) |
Headrest. wooden carved with three block legs decorated with rows of amansumpa. Zulu people said it belonged to Bhambatha Zondi of Bambatha Rebellion of 1906, c1900. Given to Captain John Grantham Wilson, was involved in Bambatha Rebellion. |
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| Headrest, wooden with blackened letters of alphabet and parallel short lines. Two sides differ. |
Headrest, wooden with blackened letters of alphabet and parallel short lines. Two sides differ. |
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| Headrest. carved wood with incised burnt pattern of house and hills. Belonged to elderly woman from Bathenjini clan area of Msinga c1940-50s |
Headrest carved wood with incised burnt pattern of house and hills. Belonged to elderly woman from Bathenjini clan area Msinga c1940-50 |
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| Headrest belonged to MaZwane Mnyandu from Nobamba lately of the eMachibini community Mtubatuba. c1930 |
Headrest belonged to MaZwane Mnyandu from Nobamba lately of the eMachibini community of Mtubatuba. c1930s |
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| Headrest belonged to MaSithole-Ndebele from eMbalane isigodi, Msinga and lately from uMfolozi. c1920s. |
Headrest belonged to MaSithole-Ndebele from eMbalane isigodi Msinga and lately from uMfolozi, c1920s. |
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| Zulu headrest belonged to MaMlambo Sithole from kwaMajozi clan Msinga and lately from Hluhluwe, c1930s |
Zulu headress belonged to MaMlambo Sithole originally from Majozi clan Msinga and lately from Hluhluwe, c1930s. |
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| Craft Headest |
wood carying headest |
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| Craft Headest |
Headest wooden carved double |