Mursi Collection (#5)

Sudan - Africa - Men and Women at Lado Enclave Date: circa 1910

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Mursi people - woman with lip plate / plug / disk Date:

A Mursi mother and child. The mother shades her shaven head from the sun with a small decorated leather apron.The Mursi speak a Nilotic language and have affinities with the Shilluk

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Mursi people - man with ostrich feather Date:

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Mursi Tribe - village with cattle and woman working Date:

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Mursi people - woman with lip plate / plug / disk carrying baby Date:

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Mursi tribe - boy sitting playing African game Date:

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Mursi people - man with lip plate / plug / disk Date:

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Mursi people - woman preparing food with baby sleeping on back Date:

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Mursi people - woman without her lip plate / plug / disk carrying baby Date:

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Mursi Tribe - village with cattle and woman working Date:

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Mursi Tribe - village with woman working Date:

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Mursi people - woman with lip plate / plug / disk Date:

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Mursi people - child with beaded hair Date:

Mursi tribe woman Ethiopi
Africa, Ethiopia, Debub Omo Zone, Mursi tribesmen. A nomadic cattle herder ethnic group located in Southern Ethiopia, close to the Sudanese border

Traditional Mursi woman with lip plates, Omo Valley, Southern Ethiopia, Ethiopia, Africa

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In the heart of Mago National Park, nestled within the enchanting Omo Valley in Ethiopia, lies a tribe known as the Mursi. Their vibrant culture and rich traditions have captivated hearts around the world. A young girl adorned in a stunning traditional dress catches our attention, proudly representing her Mursi heritage. Her eyes sparkle with curiosity and innocence, reflecting the resilience of her people. As we explore deeper into this captivating land, we encounter another fascinating tribe called Nyangatom. They too embrace their customs with pride and grace, cherishing their ancestral roots. Tradition runs deep among these tribes; it is woven into every aspect of their daily lives. From intricate body adornments to elaborate ceremonies celebrating life's milestones - each gesture holds profound meaning for these communities. The strength and beauty women are undeniable. With bold lip plates adorning their mouths or intricate hairstyles framing their faces, they embody both tradition and individuality simultaneously. Venturing further into Hamer territory reveals yet another facet of this diverse region. Hamar women exude elegance through colorful beaded necklaces cascading down their chests like shimmering waterfalls - an exquisite testament to their cultural identity. Even amidst adolescence, teenage members of the Mursi tribe radiate wisdom beyond their years. Their youthful energy blends seamlessly with ancient knowledge passed down from generations before them - a harmonious blend that defines who they are today. Not far away stands a young boy from the Mursi tribe; his gaze meets ours with unwavering confidence. In his eyes lie stories untold - tales that speak volumes about resilience and determination ingrained within his community's DNA. Through eye contact alone, we connect on a deeper level with these incredible individuals who call themselves Mursi. Their spirit shines brightly through every interaction – reminding us all of our shared humanity despite our differences in geography or culture. And finally, we meet another mesmerizing Mursi girl, her eyes filled with dreams and aspirations.