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These collars are traditionally made from brass or copper and often feature detailed carved forms such as human heads, b...
24/04/2026

These collars are traditionally made from brass or copper and often feature detailed carved forms such as human heads, buffalo, rams, and birds. The materials themselves were historically valuable, making the pieces both artistic and economic symbols of prestige.

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24/04/2026

Beauty Month wouldn’t be complete without honouring the ancient city of Benin a place that holds some of the most breathtaking beauty I’ve ever experienced in Africa.
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Uli is not a random decoration. It is often applied during festivals, rites of passage, marriage preparations, and impor...
23/04/2026

Uli is not a random decoration. It is often applied during festivals, rites of passage, marriage preparations, and important communal gatherings. These moments mark transition and identity, and the designs become part of how a person is seen and remembered in those spaces.

Some patterns may signal beauty ideals, social readiness, or cultural pride. The intention behind each design is just as important as the visual result.

23/04/2026

One of everyone favorite is the "Ultimate"
Historically used by women as temporary body art, Uli consists of delicate, flowing lines and curves that represent nature, femininity, and societal values. Modern Uli tattoos often use black ink for a lasting, rhythmic, and abstract look.
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They are a people shaped by independence and resilience, living in remote landscapes of savannah and forest, where their...
22/04/2026

They are a people shaped by independence and resilience, living in remote landscapes of savannah and forest, where their way of life has remained deeply rooted in tradition and community.

Among the Surma, beauty is not separate from identity. It is something intentional, expressed daily through the body, and understood as a reflection of culture, pride, and belonging.
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22/04/2026

Patterns include dots, spirals, lines, and wave-like motifs applied with fingers, twigs, or feathers. Designs are often inspired by nature, such as the plumage of birds or animal fur

Pigments are sourced entirely from nature, including white kaolin clay, red ochre, yellow sulfur, charcoal, and ash. These are often mixed with water, saliva, or animal fat to create a paste

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Some designs are bold and strong. Others are simple and expressive. Friends and family may share patterns without speaki...
21/04/2026

Some designs are bold and strong. Others are simple and expressive. Friends and family may share patterns without speaking.
Lines, dots, waves, and shapes form freely. Some are inspired by animals, others by imagination.

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21/04/2026

The Mangbetu people of northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo historically practiced head elongation, known as lipombo. By tightly wrapping infants' heads with cloth, they created an elongated skull shape as a mark of beauty, high social status, intelligence, and dignity.
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Supa Team 4 presents four young African girls as superheroes in a modern African city. It reflects possibility, boldness...
20/04/2026

Supa Team 4 presents four young African girls as superheroes in a modern African city. It reflects possibility, boldness, and imagination.

African Folktales Reimagined gives new life to traditional stories, carrying wisdom and culture forward in a modern way.

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20/04/2026

We are already in beauty month so we can talk about the most beautiful/artistic flags in Africa, what country do you think it should be?
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Among the Hausa and Fulani, kohl protected eyes from dust and irritation in the Sahel environment.In ancient Nubia, quee...
18/04/2026

Among the Hausa and Fulani, kohl protected eyes from dust and irritation in the Sahel environment.

In ancient Nubia, queens applied kohl for both beauty and protection from harsh sun and spiritual harm.

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18/04/2026

Mursi women cut their lower lip at puberty (around 15-16 years old) and insert a small wooden peg. Over time, this is replaced by increasingly larger clay or wooden plates, known as "lip plates," to stretch the lip.
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