Via South Sudan: Vintage Real Photo Postcard of a Shilluk Warrior Upper Nile, Sudan (present-day South Sudan)

Via South Sudan: Vintage Real Photo Postcard of a Shilluk Warrior Upper Nile, Sudan (present-day South Sudan)

Thekimonogallery: Sumo Wrestler, Ca. 1910, Japan

Nativenudity

Nativenudity

Nativenudity

Soulstudy: The Married Himba Woman Wears Ornament On Top Of Her Braided Hair, Accessories Around Her Neck And The Shell Necklace Hanging Above Her Chest Symbolizes Fertility. Oftentimes They Wear Plates Made Of Leather With Metal Surrounding The Plate,

Nextecuiltentetl: Traditional Dayak Tattoos - Indonesia - 1986

Vintageindianclothing: So Let Your Hairnow Full Of Budding Flowersbloom As It Desires. Ainkurunuru 496. Painting Attributed To Manishi Dey (Probably Early 60S) The Lady Wears Kadamba And Hibiscus In Her Hair.

Theincidentaltourist: It Surprised Me To See These Himba Women Selling Their Crafts Near The Swakopmund Lighthouse. It’s Unusual For These Striking Nomadic People To Be Found So Far South. They Were Dressed In Traditional Clothing, Their Hair Was Beautif

Porteryates: Down By The River

Five Sankharis (Shell-Cutters And Bracelet Makers) - Eastern Bengal 1860&Amp;Rsquo;Ssankharis Were Generally Followers Of The Hindu Gods Vishnu Or Krishna And Usually Vegetarian. The Shells Used For Manufacturing Bracelets For Hindu Women Were Imported From

Madagascan Woman. Via Delcampe.

Via Encontro De Culturas.

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