Beadwork
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| Bearded Belt |
Multi colored bearded belt with witle tree decorations. It belonged to the Queen mother of Chief Zwelinjani Mkhize of Engolela in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| Muckleneuk house, Berea, Durban - framed beadwork at the top of the staircase |
Notes on the back of the photograph: "K.C.A.L, Oct. 65. Top of staircase. East wall"
Campbell family papers (KCM 19/3) ; Box 1 (KCM 19/3/1) ; Item: KCM 19/3/1/5
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| Beadwork |
Beadwork edge to cape for married women in Ndwedwe area |
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| Beadwork and dress |
Beadwork and dress are part of the traditional wedding |
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| Beadwork and dress |
Beadwork and define the isithunzi of a diviner |
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| Beadwork and dress |
Beadwork and dress are integral to ceremonial occasion |
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| Beadwork and dress |
Christian Africans dress in Western style as symbolic of Conversion |
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| Beadwork and dress |
traditional beadwork and dresss is integral to African male initiation |
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| Beadwork and dress |
Missionary activity means that beadwork and skin dress is worn by traditionalist or person still following African belief in the Ancestors |
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| Beadwork and dress |
Beadwork and dress is also gender specific |
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| Beadwork and dress |
Curious polygamy- twin sister and co wife |
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| Beadwork and dress |
Beadwork and dress are a part of the traditional wedding. |
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| Outfit for Amajongosi (Junior girls) for dancing from KwaMatakana (Hela-Hela) |
Outfit for Amajongosi (junior girl) for dancing from KwaMatakana (Hela-Hela) |
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| Zulu Skirt |
Beaded skirt in white, blue, green and red. Large black apron with halved diamonds. |
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| A young woman in traditional dress, wearing beaded jewelry, and holding a closed umbrella and some fabric |
Caption for photograph: A Girl Description: Early twentieth-century.
Karl Robert Brueckner papers (KCM 91/2) File 6 (KCM 91/2/6) Sheet 35
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