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Documentary Photography, African Tribes, Ethiopia: Hans Silvester's 2006-2007 documentation of the Omo Valley's Surma and Mursi tribes and their body adornment via mineral paints and floral headpieces.

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Photo by Hans Silvester - I like the use of lines to create various shapes and the use of white which contrasts with the other colours thus making the patterns stand out.

31 Rare Photos of Native American Children in the Late 19th Century

vintage everyday: Native American Kids – 31 Rare Vintage Photos of Indian Children in the late 19th Century

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Cheyenne girl in a beaded dress and breastplate, 1915. Oklahoma.

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“Not I, nor anyone else can travel that road for you, You must travel it for yourself. . It is not far, It is within reach, Perhaps you have been on it since you were born, and did not know, Perhaps it is every where on water and land.” . Walt Whitman. Part of Song of Myself from Leaves of Grass. 1855

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Natural Fashion, Tribal Decoration from Africa

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The Ethiopian Fashion Tribe that turns Nature into Haute Couture

Tribal Haute Couture from Ethiopia - http://www.messynessychic.com/2015/08/31/the-ethiopian-fashion-tribe-that-turns-nature-into-haute-couture/

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The Apache Sunrise Ceremony celebrates a girl becoming a woman. Girls prepare for the ritual for six months or more. During the ceremony, which can last four days, the girls sing, pray, run, and dance, often for hours without stopping. Here, a girl from the White Mountain Apache tribe in Arizona is blessed with pollen, symbolizing fertility.

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Photo by Hans Silvester - I like the use of lines to create various shapes and the use of white which contrasts with the other colours thus making the patterns stand out.