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Portrait of Maasai mara man with traditional colorful necklace at Maasai Mara tribe village, Safari travel destination near Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

Brasilia, Distrito Federal, Brazil - April, 27, 2017 -detail of body painting and ornaments of indigenous people on a yellow background during the Acampamento Terra Livre event

Zululand, South Africa - August 16, 2018 : Portrait of men from the Zulu tribe wearing their typical headband in Zululand. It is made by springbok or other animal skin and worn by Zulu men during traditional ceremonies.

A Turcana tribeswoman in traditional beadwork. Lake Turcana, Kenya. Destaurated apart from her beadwork.

Archers Post, Kenya â July 23, 2024. A group of women from the Umoja Women Cultural village welcomes tourists. This village was founded by a group of women a refuge from male-dominated violence in their Samburu tribe.

Mursi tribe are probably the last groups in Africa amongst whom it is still the norm for women to wear large pottery or wooden discs or ‘plates’ in their lower lips.

$Yoruba warriors display their magical power during the Olojo festival at Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria.\n\nThe Olojo festival commemorates the descent of Oduduwa to Ile-Ife, the celebration of the first dawn, the first afternoon, and the first night of creation. That makes the Olojo festival, one of the oldest in Africa, celebrated all over Yorubaland. It celebrates the dawn of the first day of existence on Earth. There is a parallel between this and the Judeo-Christian theology of creation, conceived with the divine proclamation: “Let there be light.”$

Zulu dancers at a traditional dance MOTION

Chest only of Kenyan Masai Male wearing colourful ceremonial beadwork and carrying a wooden rungu.(Club) Dressed in the traditional red shuka. Amboselli, Kenya, East Africa.

Indigenous man holding maraca during ritual in village

Maputo, Mozambique - October 19, 2011. A dancer in traditional clothes at a public opening ceremony of the Statue of Samora Machel, in Maputo.

Daily life in a Himba tribe village. Working female hands.

Portrait of woman from Karo tribe. The Karo tribe is a tribe that lives in the southwestern region of the Omo Valley near Kenya, Africa. They are largely pastoralists.http://bhphoto.pl/IS/ethiopia_380.jpg

Feet of a traditional Kuna women at the San Blas Islands archipelago in Panama (native of Panamá) with traditional leg band of beads, Guna Yala, Panama - stock photo

The Karo tribe is a tribe that lives in the southwestern region of the Omo Valley near Kenya, Africa. They are largely pastoralists.

Jos, Nigeria. 12th May, 2023. Fearless soldier of Berom warrior, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. Nzem Berom is the major cultural festival of the Berom ethnic nationality in Nigeria. The festival showcases different aspects of the cultural heritage of the Berom people such as music, dance, clothing, costumes, artifacts, arts and crafts, folklore, royalty, traditional tools and technology, food, and herbs among others. The festival represents and conveyed gratitude to God Almighty for bountiful harvests as well as prayer offerings for good and sufficient rainfall for the next farming season.

details of the traditional costumes, tools and body paint of the Potiguara Indians during the Brazilian Native National Day held every April in the Baia da Traiçao indigenous reserve, Paraiba state, northeastern Brazil

Close-up view of a traditional African man's vibrant attire and detailed jewelry, highlighting the bright colors and intricate patterns symbolic of his cultural identity

Detail of scarring on the body of a Daasanach man. The patterns of scars are a popular tradition in numerous tribes in the Omo Valley.

Wamena, Papua, Indonesia - 09 Aug 2016. Some people of National festival of local tribes in Wamena city, Papua

$Samburuland, Isiolo district, Kenya - 24th July 2006: \nSamburu tribal morani (warriors, young men) often come down to the safari lodges to earn some money by explaining their tribal traditions and performing traditional dances to tourists. In this photo, they are wearing traditional clothes and beadwork and some of the morani are decorated with ochre clay.$

African warriors from Samburu tribe standing on savanna and holding a spears, central Kenya. Samburu tribe is one of the biggest tribes of north-central Kenya, and they are related to the Maasai.

Traditional necklaces, made by local people in South Africa, on the neck of the local young lady, were spotted in the late afternoon. The beautiful atmosphere created by the sun playing with the vivid colours of the necklace and her skin.

tnational african handmade colorful decorations and tribal spear on Zanzibar market

Epupa Falls, Namibia - August 22, 2010: Himbas also lived also in south Angola, where they are called hereros. Near Epupa Falls there are many himba villages and they welcomed tourists coming to take pictures for a small tip. Maize meal and milk are basically Himba's staple food and occasionlly they get some meat from their goat stocks.

Brasilia, Distrito Federal, Brazil - April, 27, 2017 - detail of the face of a young indigenous man at the Acampamento Terra Livre event

Colorful, traditional fabrics and souvenirs

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