Africa의 모든 것

Carved staffs withs heads or figurines are quite common

White clay is used during seclusion, and red clay at its end

Basotho women paint their faces and bodies with clay

Wearing mens colthes and are acting out part of a ceremony in which girlsdress in their brothers regalia and set out to woo a chosen girl on his behalf

A storage hut for dry maize on the cob

This homestead shows the symmetical layout of a medium-sized family in the remote Mhlatuzi and Mvuzana

Leopard skin is the mark of a zulu chief

Young women attending the reed ceremony

Some of the beadwork styles worn by young women attending the reed ceremoney include words or slogans

Once they have passed menopause, married women are socially on a par with men : they are entitled to smoke a long-stemmed pipe and to attend traditional rituals and beer-drinking occasion