Zulu Milk Jug - hand carved (09) Chairs Each of these bowls are

Each of these bowls are carved by hand and used for storage and transportation of food items

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cut with the geometric patterning historically used across West Africa to dazzle and disorient an opponent in battle — as much a symbol of status as a tool of defence

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The Mursi people are settled around the Omo River and in the Mago National Park located in southern Ethiopia

Zulu Milk Jug - hand carved (09) Chairs Each of these bowls areThe Zulu people have traditionally been pastoral people, relying on cows for meat and milk. The daily practice of milking was preceded with singing and dancing, along with the royal milkers holding the wooden pails in front with outstretched arms, whistling to calm the cows. The sides of the milk pail is decorated with traditional scarification along with protruding handles that helped keep the pail between the milkers legs. The breasts and curves