Priced as is.
Beadwork was an integral part of the traditional style of dress among the Zulu. It was used to adorn the body as well as communicate information such as social status about the identity of the wearer. The color combinations and geometric patterns vary according to region - this being from the Nongoma area. This is the asa where the Zulu royal household resides, so this imparts high social status on an individual.
This rear loin covering is worn during courting, designed to catch the eye of potential suitors.
Height: 8" x Width: 12 ½" (with blue attachments it is 49 ½" wide)
