Campbell Collections
| Thumbnail | Title | Description |
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| Beadwork shoulder band |
Body band beadwork worn by Mfengu girl of marriageable age |
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| "The dead survivor" |
"The dead survivor" |
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| Bead wook Necklace |
Beadwork collar worn by Mfengu married woman |
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| Bag Tobacco |
Bag woolen cloth decorated with peri buttons and beads |
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| Beadwork apron |
Apron beadwork worn by Mfengu girl of marriageable age |
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| Tired |
Tired |
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| Breast cloth |
Breast cloth and apron cloth applique worn bu Bhaca married woman |
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| Breast cloth |
Breast cloth with applique work worn by Khuze married woman in the Highflats |
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| Breast cloth |
Breast cloth with applique work worn by Khuze married woman in the Highflats |
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| "Goals Beyond" |
Goals Beyond |
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| Breast cloth |
Bhaca married woman`s breast cloth Richmond |
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| Breast cloth |
Breast cloth worn by married Bhaca Woman |
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| An old man |
An old man |
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| Breast cloth |
Breast cloth with beading worn by married Bhaca woman from Umzimkhulu |
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| Joyful Spirits |
"Joyful Spirits" African dancer |
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| Cape or ulwembu worn by married women from Majozi clan of uMsinga, c1960-70s |
Cape (ulwembu), worn by married women from Majozi clan of Msinga c1960-70 |
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| Apron worn by married women over isidwaba, from Bathenjini area of Msinga, c1970s |
Apron of black salampore cloth with beaded and metal chain work. Worn over isidwaba by married women in the Bathenjini clan area of Msinga, c1970s |
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| Cape and apron beaded cloth worn by bride on a day of registration of marriage in Stanger, Glendale area c1990s |
Cape and apron beaded cloth. Worn by bride on a day of registration of her marriage in Stanger, Glendale area c1990s |
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| Beaded apron worn by woman from Ndwedwe area, c1988-9 |
Back apron with beaded edge and beaded strip attached to it. Belonged to Zandile Shangase of Ndwedwe, c1988-1990. She has abandoned traditional dress. |
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| Cape or ibhayi worn by married women from Ndwdwe area, 1980s |
Cape of wide short rectangle of dark cloth, worn by married women as a cape/ ibhayi in Ndwedwe area c1980s |