Katesa Schlosser
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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. |
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| Mit einem Taschenmesser kerbt T. Qwabe aus einem geschwarzten Brett Teile einer Bienenkorbhutte aus.n |
Mit einem Taschenmesser kerbt T. Qwabe aus einem geschwarzten Brett Teile einer Bienenkorbhutte aus, Bantu Agricultural show in Nongoma, 1959. |
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| Mit einem Taschenmesser kerbt T. Qwabe aus einem geschwarzten Brett Teile einer Bienenkorbhutte aus.n |
Mit einem Taschenmesser kerbt T. Qwabe aus einem geschwarzten Brett Teile einer Bienenkorbhutte aus. Bantu Agricultural show in Nongoma, 1959. |
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| Mbongeleni has cut the goat's throat with a knife |
While a son of Laduma's half brother Mbabazeni later on holds the goat, Mbongeleni has cut the goat's throat with a knife. |
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| Mbongeleni Dlakude, Laduma's grandson |
Laduma's grandson Mbongeleni Dlakude, son of Laduma's daughter Alexina, hold the goat's throat with a rope. |
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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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| Market: arrow root (in the background clay figures, fruits and baskets, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Markert: arrow root (in the background clay figures, fruits and baskets, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Madela;s right arm |
Madela's right arm with the armlt and weistlet from the metatarsia of the Natal forest duiker-buck, impithi. |
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| Madela with six bandoliers and a crown made by himself |
Madela with six bandoliers. he wears a crown made by himself from the skin of a Grey Duiker. |
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| Madela with six bandoliers and a crown made by himself |
Madela with six bandoliers. he wears a crown made by himself from the skin of a Grey Duiker, Sylvicapra grimmia and cotton with leopard pattern. |
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| Madela with 3 bandoliers |
Madela with 3 bandoliers. |
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| Madela winds the stripes round a packthread. |
Madela winds the stripes round a packthread. |
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| Madela uses an adze |
Madela uses an edze. |
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| Madela uses an adze |
Madela uses an edze. |
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| Madela sings about Langalinye |
In the outfit from F 2/7a Madela sings about Langalinye, i.e. the Zulu king Cetshwayo and accompanied himself with the music bow he also had made himself. |
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| Madela sews one stripe to the other |
Madela with a cotton string, Madela sews one stripes to the other to get a longer stripe. |
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| Madela rejoices having finished for today |
Madela rejoices having finished for today by '' blowing'' the symbol of a trumpet of Mvelinqangi. |