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Africa’s scarification traditions explained
A Cultural Language Written on Skin Scarification—intentional cuts or burns that heal into raised patterns—has been practiced ...
To get started, collect all the necessary materials. You will need plain tote bags, fabric paint or ink, brushes or sponges, ...
PARIS — Wearable Treasures: Jewelry and Ornaments of the Maghreb is a pointed consideration of the psychic powers interlaced throughout North African women’s jewelry. The variety of forms and designs ...
Onyinyechi Jennifer Omole is a United Kingdom-based Nigerian artist. Onyinyechi draws inspiration from the vibrant colours, intricate patterns, and compelling stories found in African fabrics. Growing ...
One of the most popular forms of African art is textured clay wall plaques. These plaques are not just decorative but also ...
On a warm afternoon in a remote village, with the sound of drums filling the surrounding, suddenly meeting people happily carrying knife-cut scars all over their bodies is not a rare sight to witness.
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