Banning R.
| Thumbnail | Title | Description |
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| "Inkosazane" |
Black and white photograph of a Zulu Princess from Eshowe dressed in royal beadwoork. |
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| "Isidwaba" |
Black and white photograph of a young maiden from Eshowe wearing a leather skirt called 'Isidwaba'. |
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| "Iqhikiza" |
Black and white image of a leader o young maidens rom Eshowe, probably engaged. |
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| Sisters |
Black and white photograph of two sisters from Eshowe dressed in Zulu traditional outfits. |
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| "Umyeko" |
Black and white photograph wearing a beaded wig called "Umyeko'. |
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| "Iqhikiza" |
Black and white photograph of young maiden wearing a beaded outfit, from Eshowe. |
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| "Abasebukhosini" |
Black and white photograph of a Zulu king and his queen dressed in both modern and Zulu traditional clothes. |
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| "Indlovukazi" |
Black and white photograph of a Royal Queen from Greytown, dressed in a royal outit. |
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| Zulu Chief |
Black and white photograph of a Zulu Chief dressed in royal outfit during a ceremony. |
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| "Amakhosikazi' |
Black and white photograph of two married women from Grey town. |
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| "Umshado" |
Black and white photograph of a traditional Zulu wedding in Grey town. |
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| "Inkehli" |
Black and white photographo a married woman from Grey town wearing 'Inkelhi'. A Zulu hat worn by married women. |
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| "Unkosikazi" |
Black and white photograph of a married woman from Grey town. |
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| "Unkosikazi" |
Black and white photograph of a married woman from Greytown. |
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| "Izibhambha" |
Black and white photograph of two young maidens showing their beaded belts, called 'Izibhambha'. |
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| 'Amaqhikiza' |
Black and white photographs of two young maidens dressed in traditional beadwork clothes. |
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| 'Amakhosikazi' |
Black and white photograph of three married women from Grey town. |
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| "Ucu" |
Black and white photograph wearing an engagement necklace called 'Ucu', which indicates that he has a girlfriend/ fiancee. |
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| "Umama neNdodakazi" |
Black and white photograph of a Zulu mother and daughter posing outside their home; dressed in traditional outfits. |
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| 'Imvunulo' |
Black and white photograph of a Zulu man dressed in his traditional outfits called 'Imvunulo'. |