From images of Congo from Anne Eisner Putnam, 1940-1950
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Ethiopian Princess from the Article on Congress.
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To The Root: Zulu Braids
In the Zulu community, the women would wear these braids to represent their status in the community. Typically only royal or greatly wealthy women would be able to preform and wear this style. The braids are adorned with rich beads and shells that were meant to signify its wearers age, status, and other personal aspects. The women of today also use beads to enhance the detail and beauty of this style.
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A la Tulaye from Coiffures traditionnelles et modernes du Mali by Mamadou Kone.
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8 Ancient Egyptian Hairstyles as Depicted in Sculptures And Artwork.
Ancient Egyptian hairstyles were not just a matter of personal grooming; they were a crucial aspect of cultural identity, carrying significant symbolism and reflecting various societal factors. From gender and age to social status and religious beliefs, hairstyles in ancient Egypt played a pivotal role in shaping individuals’ outward appearance and communicating deeper meanings.
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