Katesa Schlosser
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| Construction of huts in a new Khumalo kraal near Laduma Madela's kraal |
The door side of that hut. |
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| Construction of huts in a new Khumalo kraal near Laduma Madela's kraal |
The hut from F 2a/3 while the roof is thatched by a man with the help of a ladder. |
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| Construction of huts in a new Khumalo kraal near Laduma Madela's kraal |
The inside of another wicker-work hut in which the interspaces have been filled with sods of clay. Now the thatch grass is fixed with grass ropes at the wooden roof construction. |
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| Construction of huts in a new Khumalo kraal near Laduma Madela's kraal |
The back of the hut. |
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| Construction of huts in a new Khumalo kraal near Laduma Madela's kraal |
The round hut is constructed in wicker-work. The woman with the baby has ocred her face. The other woman is the wife of Laduma Madela's half brother Mbabazeni Madela. |
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| Mat weaving on wooden frames |
In Laduma Madela's Kraal: Alexina Madela Dlakude (left) and Dumaza Mhlongo Madela weave together at the same frame. |
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| Mat weaving on wooden frames |
The back of the frame. |
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| Mat weaving on wooden frames |
Mrs Selina Sebenzile Zulu works at the front side of the frame. |
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| Schlosser medizinen des blitzzauberers Laduma Madela, plate 27 |
Schlosser medizinen des blitzzauberers Laduma Madela, plate 27 |
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| A collector of medicine plants: Laduma Madela's friend Seven Khumalo |
Seven was of very small stature. In spite of this he was feared as a great fighter with his knobkerrie. Here he comes from the top of Ceza mountain where he had collected barks and roots. |
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| Small girls with bead girdles, one with a frontal apron from beads, isigege, and a little boy. |
Three more girls with iziheshe |
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| Small girls with bead girdles, one with a frontal apron from beads, isigege, and a little boy. |
One more girl with isiheshe, another girl with isigege, and a little boy with small frontal apron from skin, ilibele, and a bandolier of beads. The picture was taken in the kraal of a murderer who was healed by Laduma Madela from his aggressiveness. |
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| Small girls with bead girdles, one with a frontal apron from beads, isigege, and a little boy. |
A young mother with a baby and four little girls. As a shawl of respect, isihlonipho, the woman wears a bandolier of beads. Three little girls wear girdles of loos hanging strings of beads, iziheshe. One girl has an oblong apron from beads, isigege. |
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| Thatching a granary |
The woman fixes the grass with grass ropes. |
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| Thatching a granary |
In a kraal next to Laduma Madela's. A woman is about to fix the thatch grass on a granary. She mounts the top of the hut with a ladder |
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| Schlosser medizinen des blitzzauberers Laduma Madela | ||
| Mtholeni Nyandeni, born 1910,died about 1993, a medicine man and friend of Laduma Madela |
As F 10/22. |
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| Mtholeni Nyandeni, born 1910,died about 1993, a medicine man and friend of Laduma Madela |
Nyandeni from behind. |
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| Mtholeni Nyandeni, born 1910,died about 1993, a medicine man and friend of Laduma Madela |
Nyandeni full size. Round his upper arms and under the knees he wears ubusenga from iron wire round horse hairs and covered with beads of aluminium. |
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| Mtholeni Nyandeni, born 1910,died about 1993, a medicine man and friend of Laduma Madela |
Nyandeni potrait in profile. In his head band from jackal skin are crane feathers. |