Today I'll be talking about the different cultures in South Africa and what's unique about each one
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We are starting with the powerful Zulu women. The Zulu people are the largest ethnic group and nation in South Africa. The Zulu, especially those from rural areas, are known for their weaving, craft-making, pottery, and beadwork .
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Only Married Zulu women wear (isicholo) Which is the hat . Are covered more and their skirt are longer. Zulu beadwork was and remains a woman's form of expression. The cloak or shawl worn around the shoulders as a sign of respect to the in-laws A traditional Zulu leather skirt worn by a betrothed and married woman. It is made of cowhide or goatskin ,which is shown the first woman's skirt.
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Unmarried or single women wear lighter colors. Wear a beaded headpiece and white crops (or Nothing ) . Beads meaning- strong emotion. black - marriage. white - love. yellow - wealth. pink - adds emphasis to a promise.
So,I'm not Zulu , but Zulu women not only beautiful, but humble and very kind. So always very funny and don't take nonsense from no one.
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That's all for today Bye
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