The Mumuila women of the plains in southern Angola are distinguished by their hairstyles, adorned with ochre and clay, and colorful beads that indicate age and social status. They wear leather skirts and thick necklaces that are integral to their cultural identity. In their daily lives, they dedicate themselves to caring for their homes, working in the fields, and participating in community ceremonies, always displaying a cheerful personality and a strong sense of belonging to their traditions.
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The Mumuila women of the mountains in southern Angola are distinguished by their hair, which is covered in a mixture of red ochre, butter, and herbs. This hairstyle, formed by thick strands called nontombi, symbolizes beauty, maturity, and belonging to the group. The ochre color protects the hair from the sun and expresses a connection to the land and ancestral tradition. #inspirationofafrica | Quim Fàbregas
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The Mumuila mountain women, who live near Lubango, Angola, cover their hair with a mixture of red clay, butter, and herbs. This hairstyle, a symbol of beauty and status, reflects their cultural identity and connects them to the mountain land they inhabit. #inspirationofafrica | Quim Fàbregas - Fotografía y Viajes.
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The hair of the Mutua (or Mucua) women of Angola is characterized by elaborate hairstyles covered with a mixture of ochre, butter, and natural herbs. This mixture gives the hair a bright reddish hue and is styled in thick braids or coiled locks. In addition to being a symbol of beauty, the hairstyle indicates age, marital status, and cultural belonging within the community. #inspirationofafrica | Quim Fàbregas
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The Mutua women of Angola, belonging to the Mumuila or Mwila people, are distinguished by their hair covered in red clay mixed with fat and herbs, a symbol of beauty and status. They wear leather skirts adorned with shells and colorful beads, and numerous necklaces that indicate their age and marital status. They are guardians of traditions, craft pottery, care for the home, and actively participate in community ceremonies and dances. #inspirationofafrica | Quim Fàbregas - Fotografía y Viajes.
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The Mumuila mountain women of southern Angola are renowned for the care and beauty of their traditional hair, which reflects their identity and social status. From a young age, girls wear their hair covered with a mixture of red earth, butter, and herbs, which protects and shapes the locks.Adult women create more complex hairstyles, with braids covered in red ochre and butter, often adorned with beads and shells. This style is not only aesthetic: it symbolizes maturity, fertility, and a connecti
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Location with different meaning and culture.The necklaces of the Mumuila women (also known as Muila or Mwila), an ethnic group living in southern Angola, especially in the province of Huíla, are fundamental elements of their cultural and social identity.® ® Connect with the Recorder Rhenald Idubor ® ® ® | Rhenald Idubor | Facebook
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