Xhosa Women
The Xhosa are part of the South African Nguni migration which slowly moved south from the region around the Great Lakes, displacing the original Khoisan hunter gatherers of Southern Africa. Xhosa peoples were well established by the time of the Dutch arrival in the mid-17th century, and occupied much of eastern South Africa from the Fish River to land inhabited by Zulu-speakers south of the modern city of Durban
GRM0178_002F.jpg | Greg Marinovich Photography
Eastern Cape, South Africa 1994. Nelson Mandela wears traditional Xhosa attire during part of his campaign tour, 1994
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Africa | Necklace from the Xhosa (Mpondo?) people of South Africa | ca. early 21st century | Plant fiber and glass beads
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Africa | From a series of postcards from the Transkei, with photos by Aubrey Elliot
necklace; dance equipment | British Museum
South Africa | Woman's dance necklace; glass beads, fiber, brass buttons | ca. 1933 or earlier | Possibly made by the Xhosa (Tsolo, Eastern Cape) or (Griqualand East, KwaZulu Natal) people
A010827-643: Primitive Adornment
Africa | Wedding veil from the Xhosa people of South Africa | Cloth, glass beads, buttons | 20th century
XHOSA PEOPLE:SOUTH AFRICA`S ANCIENT PEOPLE WITH UNIQUE TRADITIONAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
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Young proud Xhosa girls - iintombi zama Qwathi