Iphoco
- Date: 1968-06-11 , 2024-10-30
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by elderly women of AmaGcaleka , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment , personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12803 , vital:76166
- Description: This exquisite tag necklace is characterised by a slender, flat head strip that elegantly supports four unique tags. Each tag is a work of art, showcasing elaborate turquoise symbols that are skilfully etched onto a richly textured background, enhancing the necklace's sophistication and narrative charm. This symbolic piece is traditionally worn by the elderly women of AmaGcaleka from Ibika in Butterworth, reflecting their cultural heritage and personal stories. The combination of craftsmanship and cultural significance makes this necklace not just an accessory, but a meaningful expression of identity and tradition. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1968-06-11
- Date: 1968-06-11 , 2024-10-30
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by elderly women of AmaGcaleka , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment , personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12803 , vital:76166
- Description: This exquisite tag necklace is characterised by a slender, flat head strip that elegantly supports four unique tags. Each tag is a work of art, showcasing elaborate turquoise symbols that are skilfully etched onto a richly textured background, enhancing the necklace's sophistication and narrative charm. This symbolic piece is traditionally worn by the elderly women of AmaGcaleka from Ibika in Butterworth, reflecting their cultural heritage and personal stories. The combination of craftsmanship and cultural significance makes this necklace not just an accessory, but a meaningful expression of identity and tradition. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1968-06-11
Iphoco elinesigcina-ntliziyo
- Date: 1966-10-10 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by elderly men of AmaGcaleka , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11749 , vital:76002
- Description: The symbolic necklace showcases a guardian of the heart, embellished with a sizable central pendant and two smaller side pendants. Each pendant carries deep symbolism, with the central one symbolising an elderly man and his wife. This necklace goes beyond mere ornamentation; it embodies love, partnership, and unwavering commitment. As individuals adorn this necklace, they carry with them the narratives and connections of previous generations, paying tribute to the heritage of their forebears and honouring the enduring principles of family and camaraderie. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1966-10-10
- Date: 1966-10-10 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by elderly men of AmaGcaleka , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11749 , vital:76002
- Description: The symbolic necklace showcases a guardian of the heart, embellished with a sizable central pendant and two smaller side pendants. Each pendant carries deep symbolism, with the central one symbolising an elderly man and his wife. This necklace goes beyond mere ornamentation; it embodies love, partnership, and unwavering commitment. As individuals adorn this necklace, they carry with them the narratives and connections of previous generations, paying tribute to the heritage of their forebears and honouring the enduring principles of family and camaraderie. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1966-10-10
Uncumo lwabantu-abadala
- Date: 1964-03-13 , 2024-10-21
- Subjects: Uncumo necklace designed for elderly gentlemen within AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11217 , vital:75933
- Description: A necklace with a beaded strand that hangs loosely, featuring 19 streamers covering the chest, each measuring 1 inch in length. It is intricately crafted with turquoise blue, navy, white, yellow, and clear beads. This design is intended for elderly men and women of abaThembu subcultural group within the isiXhosa-speaking community. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1964-03-13
- Date: 1964-03-13 , 2024-10-21
- Subjects: Uncumo necklace designed for elderly gentlemen within AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11217 , vital:75933
- Description: A necklace with a beaded strand that hangs loosely, featuring 19 streamers covering the chest, each measuring 1 inch in length. It is intricately crafted with turquoise blue, navy, white, yellow, and clear beads. This design is intended for elderly men and women of abaThembu subcultural group within the isiXhosa-speaking community. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1964-03-13
Isipili somntu
- Date: 1961-05-07 , 2024-09-01
- Subjects: Isipili somntu necklace used by elderly people of AmaGcaleka , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11953 , vital:76021
- Description: An exquisite beaded necklace features a delicately suspended metal snuff box intricately adorned with a flat strip of vibrant beads. The turquoise beads signify the middle or older age of AmaGcaleka, adding a rich cultural context to the piece. The snuff box itself, crafted from tin, complements the stunning turquoise hue of the necklace. The flat strip is skilfully beaded in a harmonious blend of turquoise, black, and white, showcasing a triangular pattern that enhances its visual appeal. This necklace is not just an accessory but a testament to artistry and tradition. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1961-05-07
- Date: 1961-05-07 , 2024-09-01
- Subjects: Isipili somntu necklace used by elderly people of AmaGcaleka , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11953 , vital:76021
- Description: An exquisite beaded necklace features a delicately suspended metal snuff box intricately adorned with a flat strip of vibrant beads. The turquoise beads signify the middle or older age of AmaGcaleka, adding a rich cultural context to the piece. The snuff box itself, crafted from tin, complements the stunning turquoise hue of the necklace. The flat strip is skilfully beaded in a harmonious blend of turquoise, black, and white, showcasing a triangular pattern that enhances its visual appeal. This necklace is not just an accessory but a testament to artistry and tradition. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1961-05-07
Ubulunga
- Date: 1961-03-03 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Ubulunga necklace used by both genders of AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11672 , vital:75995
- Description: A unique cloth charm necklace adorned with strips of fur from the tail of a heifer cow, known as "inkomo yobulunga" in the isiXhosa-speaking community, holds great cultural significance. In isiXhosa-speaking communities, it is customary for each homestead to possess an inkomo yobulunga for specific purposes. This particular necklace is traditionally worn by girls and women to promote good health. Additionally, boys wear this necklace during the ulwaluko initiation ritual, a significant rite of passage among isiXhosa-speaking communities. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1961-03-03
- Date: 1961-03-03 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Ubulunga necklace used by both genders of AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11672 , vital:75995
- Description: A unique cloth charm necklace adorned with strips of fur from the tail of a heifer cow, known as "inkomo yobulunga" in the isiXhosa-speaking community, holds great cultural significance. In isiXhosa-speaking communities, it is customary for each homestead to possess an inkomo yobulunga for specific purposes. This particular necklace is traditionally worn by girls and women to promote good health. Additionally, boys wear this necklace during the ulwaluko initiation ritual, a significant rite of passage among isiXhosa-speaking communities. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1961-03-03
Ubulunga bobudlezana
- Date: 1961-03-03 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Ubulunga bobudlezana necklace used by nursing mothers among AbaThembu, AmaGcaleka AmaXesibe and AmaBomvana , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11662 , vital:75994
- Description: A neckband crafted from carefully woven strands of white hair, meticulously secured in elegant ovals and bordered with a buttonhole stitch. The hair is sourced from the tail of a heifer cow known as "inkomo yobulunga" within the isiXhosa-speaking community. This remarkable necklace is specially designed for nursing mothers to wear during their confinement period, symbolising tradition, care, and support during this important phase of motherhood. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1961-03-03
- Date: 1961-03-03 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Ubulunga bobudlezana necklace used by nursing mothers among AbaThembu, AmaGcaleka AmaXesibe and AmaBomvana , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11662 , vital:75994
- Description: A neckband crafted from carefully woven strands of white hair, meticulously secured in elegant ovals and bordered with a buttonhole stitch. The hair is sourced from the tail of a heifer cow known as "inkomo yobulunga" within the isiXhosa-speaking community. This remarkable necklace is specially designed for nursing mothers to wear during their confinement period, symbolising tradition, care, and support during this important phase of motherhood. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1961-03-03
Iphoco
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by young men and women of Qebe location which is rich in the tradidions of AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11724 , vital:76000
- Description: The necklace is a striking symbol of cultural heritage, featuring five elegantly designed flat bead tabs arranged in a graceful chevron pattern. Primarily decorative, this exquisite piece is worn during the vibrant Entlombeni dance by both young men and women. The beads are meticulously crafted from fine porcelain, while a lustrous pearl button adds an extra touch of elegance. This necklace holds particular significance for the young men and women of Qebe in the Engcobo District, a region rich in the traditions of AbaThembu community. Each element of the necklace not only enhances its beauty but also connects the wearer to their cultural identity and the spirited celebration of dance. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by young men and women of Qebe location which is rich in the tradidions of AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11724 , vital:76000
- Description: The necklace is a striking symbol of cultural heritage, featuring five elegantly designed flat bead tabs arranged in a graceful chevron pattern. Primarily decorative, this exquisite piece is worn during the vibrant Entlombeni dance by both young men and women. The beads are meticulously crafted from fine porcelain, while a lustrous pearl button adds an extra touch of elegance. This necklace holds particular significance for the young men and women of Qebe in the Engcobo District, a region rich in the traditions of AbaThembu community. Each element of the necklace not only enhances its beauty but also connects the wearer to their cultural identity and the spirited celebration of dance. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
Iphoco
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by middle-age men and women of AbaThembu of Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11692 , vital:75997
- Description: The necklace is a stunning piece featuring four intricately shaped flat bead tabs, each generously etched with a design that forms a triangle. This triangular motif symbolizes a traditional hut, reflecting deep cultural significance. Crafted with care, the necklace blends blue and white porcelain beads with vibrant navy and red glass beads, creating a striking contrast that catches the eye. Worn for both decoration and expression, this elegant accessory is cherished by middle-aged men and women from the Qebe community, a group renowned for its rich AbaThembu traditions. Each bead and design tells a story, celebrating the heritage and artistry of its wearers. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by middle-age men and women of AbaThembu of Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11692 , vital:75997
- Description: The necklace is a stunning piece featuring four intricately shaped flat bead tabs, each generously etched with a design that forms a triangle. This triangular motif symbolizes a traditional hut, reflecting deep cultural significance. Crafted with care, the necklace blends blue and white porcelain beads with vibrant navy and red glass beads, creating a striking contrast that catches the eye. Worn for both decoration and expression, this elegant accessory is cherished by middle-aged men and women from the Qebe community, a group renowned for its rich AbaThembu traditions. Each bead and design tells a story, celebrating the heritage and artistry of its wearers. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
Iphoco
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by young men and women of AbaThembu at Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11702 , vital:75998
- Description: The necklace is a striking symbol of cultural identity, featuring four elegant flat bead tabs, each showcasing a prominent diamond design that captures the eye. This exquisite piece is adorned with a harmonious blend of white and navy blue porcelain beads, interspersed with vibrant red, deep navy, and rich green glass beads, enhancing its visual appeal. At its centre lies a lustrous white pearl button, adding a touch of sophistication. This necklace is cherished by the young men and women of the Qebe community, who wear it not just as a decorative accessory but as a reflection of their heritage and the rich traditions of the AbaThembu people. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by young men and women of AbaThembu at Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11702 , vital:75998
- Description: The necklace is a striking symbol of cultural identity, featuring four elegant flat bead tabs, each showcasing a prominent diamond design that captures the eye. This exquisite piece is adorned with a harmonious blend of white and navy blue porcelain beads, interspersed with vibrant red, deep navy, and rich green glass beads, enhancing its visual appeal. At its centre lies a lustrous white pearl button, adding a touch of sophistication. This necklace is cherished by the young men and women of the Qebe community, who wear it not just as a decorative accessory but as a reflection of their heritage and the rich traditions of the AbaThembu people. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
Iphoco
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by men and women of AbaThembu of Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11734 , vital:76001
- Description: The necklace is a powerful symbol, featuring three distinct tabs that represent three young women, each symbol uniquely embodying their spirit and essence. It is meticulously crafted from delicate porcelain beads, harmoniously strung with a lustrous pearl button that adds a touch of elegance. This meaningful adornment is traditionally worn by middle-aged men and women from Qebe, a location steeped in the rich cultural heritage of the AbaThembu people in the Engcobo District. The necklace reflects not only the beauty of its craftsmanship but also the deep-rooted traditions and stories of the community. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by men and women of AbaThembu of Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11734 , vital:76001
- Description: The necklace is a powerful symbol, featuring three distinct tabs that represent three young women, each symbol uniquely embodying their spirit and essence. It is meticulously crafted from delicate porcelain beads, harmoniously strung with a lustrous pearl button that adds a touch of elegance. This meaningful adornment is traditionally worn by middle-aged men and women from Qebe, a location steeped in the rich cultural heritage of the AbaThembu people in the Engcobo District. The necklace reflects not only the beauty of its craftsmanship but also the deep-rooted traditions and stories of the community. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
Iphoco
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by young men and women of AbaThembu of Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11713 , vital:75999
- Description: The necklace is a striking piece of symbolism, featuring three flat bead tabs arranged in an elegant chevron design. This decorative ornament is traditionally worn by young men and women during the entlombeni, a significant cultural ceremony. Crafted with various materials, the necklace showcases a harmonious blend of white and navy-blue porcelain beads and vibrant navy and red glass beads and is finished with a delicate white pearl button. This beautiful accessory is proudly adorned by the young men and women of AbaThembu community from the Qebe location, reflecting their rich heritage and cultural identity. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
- Date: 1960-06-16 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Iphoco necklace used by young men and women of AbaThembu of Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11713 , vital:75999
- Description: The necklace is a striking piece of symbolism, featuring three flat bead tabs arranged in an elegant chevron design. This decorative ornament is traditionally worn by young men and women during the entlombeni, a significant cultural ceremony. Crafted with various materials, the necklace showcases a harmonious blend of white and navy-blue porcelain beads and vibrant navy and red glass beads and is finished with a delicate white pearl button. This beautiful accessory is proudly adorned by the young men and women of AbaThembu community from the Qebe location, reflecting their rich heritage and cultural identity. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-16
Isigcina-ntliziyo
- Date: 1960-06-13 , 2024-10-29
- Subjects: Isigcina-ntliziyo used by teenagers of AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12422 , vital:76102
- Description: The Keeper of the Heart necklace originates along the serene Mnubi River, near the vibrant community of Tsomo. This unique necklace features a distinctive small flat tab design, elegantly adorned with six lustrous pearl buttons. Traditionally worn by the spirited teenagers of the AbaThembu cultural group, this necklet showcases a captivating palette of colours, including deep navy, pristine white, lively orange, refreshing turquoise blue, and striking black. Each detail of the necklace reflects its makers' rich cultural heritage and artistic expression, making it a cherished accessory among the youth. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-13
- Date: 1960-06-13 , 2024-10-29
- Subjects: Isigcina-ntliziyo used by teenagers of AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12422 , vital:76102
- Description: The Keeper of the Heart necklace originates along the serene Mnubi River, near the vibrant community of Tsomo. This unique necklace features a distinctive small flat tab design, elegantly adorned with six lustrous pearl buttons. Traditionally worn by the spirited teenagers of the AbaThembu cultural group, this necklet showcases a captivating palette of colours, including deep navy, pristine white, lively orange, refreshing turquoise blue, and striking black. Each detail of the necklace reflects its makers' rich cultural heritage and artistic expression, making it a cherished accessory among the youth. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-06-13
Ubulunga-obusisiyaca
- Date: 1960-03-03 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Ubulunga-obusisiyaca used by men and women of AbaThembu of Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11642 , vital:75992
- Description: The fringe is an intricate assembly of long, silken white hairs that evoke the elegance of a necklace, drawn from the tail of a heifer cow known in the isiXhosa-speaking community as "inkomo yobulunga." This unique necklace holds great cultural significance, traditionally crafted for both men and women belonging to the AbaThembu community of Qebe location. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, it is imbued with beliefs surrounding its healing properties—many hold that it possesses the power to alleviate various ailments and improve adverse circumstances, such as poor health or emotional distress. Each strand is not just a physical adornment but also a symbol of tradition and a means of connection to ancestral wisdom, fostering a sense of belonging and connection. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-03-03
- Date: 1960-03-03 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Ubulunga-obusisiyaca used by men and women of AbaThembu of Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11642 , vital:75992
- Description: The fringe is an intricate assembly of long, silken white hairs that evoke the elegance of a necklace, drawn from the tail of a heifer cow known in the isiXhosa-speaking community as "inkomo yobulunga." This unique necklace holds great cultural significance, traditionally crafted for both men and women belonging to the AbaThembu community of Qebe location. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, it is imbued with beliefs surrounding its healing properties—many hold that it possesses the power to alleviate various ailments and improve adverse circumstances, such as poor health or emotional distress. Each strand is not just a physical adornment but also a symbol of tradition and a means of connection to ancestral wisdom, fostering a sense of belonging and connection. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-03-03
Inkqinelo
- Date: 1960-02-21 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Inkqinelo necklace used by the boys of the AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12685 , vital:76145
- Description: The neckband is intricately designed with six vibrant bead strings, showcasing a stunning array of colours: deep green, crisp white, bold red, rich navy, and lively turquoise. These strings are elegantly secured by white beaded tabs, each adorned with playful pink pompoms that add a touch of whimsy. This unique accessory is traditionally worn by the boys of the AbaThembu community from the Qebe location, particularly during the lively umtshotsho dance, where it symbolises cultural pride and youthful exuberance. Each element of the neckband not only highlights the creativity and craftsmanship involved but also connects the wearer to their rich heritage. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-02-21
- Date: 1960-02-21 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Inkqinelo necklace used by the boys of the AbaThembu , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12685 , vital:76145
- Description: The neckband is intricately designed with six vibrant bead strings, showcasing a stunning array of colours: deep green, crisp white, bold red, rich navy, and lively turquoise. These strings are elegantly secured by white beaded tabs, each adorned with playful pink pompoms that add a touch of whimsy. This unique accessory is traditionally worn by the boys of the AbaThembu community from the Qebe location, particularly during the lively umtshotsho dance, where it symbolises cultural pride and youthful exuberance. Each element of the neckband not only highlights the creativity and craftsmanship involved but also connects the wearer to their rich heritage. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-02-21
Inkqinelo
- Date: 1960-02-13 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Inkqinelo necklace used by the boys of AbaThembu from Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12705 , vital:76149
- Description: Around the neck, a vibrant neckband is adorned with an exquisite arrangement of loose strings that intertwine orange, navy blue, deep red, and turquoise beads. These colourful beads are elegantly held in place by delicate narrow strips of white beads, creating a striking contrast. Interspersed within this colourful display are lustrous pearl buttons that add a touch of sophistication. This neckband is traditionally worn by the boys of the AbaThembu community from Qebe, especially during the lively and spirited umtshotsho traditional dance, where it complements their cultural attire and adds to the festive atmosphere. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-02-13
- Date: 1960-02-13 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Inkqinelo necklace used by the boys of AbaThembu from Qebe location , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12705 , vital:76149
- Description: Around the neck, a vibrant neckband is adorned with an exquisite arrangement of loose strings that intertwine orange, navy blue, deep red, and turquoise beads. These colourful beads are elegantly held in place by delicate narrow strips of white beads, creating a striking contrast. Interspersed within this colourful display are lustrous pearl buttons that add a touch of sophistication. This neckband is traditionally worn by the boys of the AbaThembu community from Qebe, especially during the lively and spirited umtshotsho traditional dance, where it complements their cultural attire and adds to the festive atmosphere. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-02-13
Inkqinelo
- Date: 1960-01-31 , 2024-10-30
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12696 , vital:76147
- Description: A vibrant neckband adorned with an array of loosely threaded strings showcasing a captivating mix of orange, deep navy, rich red, and bright turquoise beads. These colourful beads are elegantly secured in place by narrow white bead strips and delicate pearl buttons, creating a striking accessory traditionally worn by boys during the energetic umtshotsho dance. The lively colours and intricate design add a touch of cultural significance and charm to the dance attire, enhancing the festive atmosphere of the occasion. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-01-31
- Date: 1960-01-31 , 2024-10-30
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/12696 , vital:76147
- Description: A vibrant neckband adorned with an array of loosely threaded strings showcasing a captivating mix of orange, deep navy, rich red, and bright turquoise beads. These colourful beads are elegantly secured in place by narrow white bead strips and delicate pearl buttons, creating a striking accessory traditionally worn by boys during the energetic umtshotsho dance. The lively colours and intricate design add a touch of cultural significance and charm to the dance attire, enhancing the festive atmosphere of the occasion. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-01-31
Ubulunga obusisiyaca obunentsimbi
- Date: 1960-01-30 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/9082 , vital:72248
- Description: The ubulunga obusisiyaca obunentsimbi, a necklace steeped in cultural significance, is crafted from pristine white beads interwoven with the supple tail hair of a heifer cow. This unique combination of materials symbolises purity and connects the wearer to the sacred realm of ancestral wisdom. Traditionally donned by diviners, and oracles who bridge the earthly and spiritual realms, this necklace serves as a channel for divine insight and guidance. Each bead and strand of hair carries with it a lineage of ancestral knowledge, passed down through generations. With its ethereal beauty and spiritual resonance, the ubulunga obusisiyaca obunentsimbi embodies the profound connection between the tangible world and the mystical forces that shape it, making it an indispensable artefact in traditional African spirituality. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-01-30
- Date: 1960-01-30 , 2023-09-01
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/9082 , vital:72248
- Description: The ubulunga obusisiyaca obunentsimbi, a necklace steeped in cultural significance, is crafted from pristine white beads interwoven with the supple tail hair of a heifer cow. This unique combination of materials symbolises purity and connects the wearer to the sacred realm of ancestral wisdom. Traditionally donned by diviners, and oracles who bridge the earthly and spiritual realms, this necklace serves as a channel for divine insight and guidance. Each bead and strand of hair carries with it a lineage of ancestral knowledge, passed down through generations. With its ethereal beauty and spiritual resonance, the ubulunga obusisiyaca obunentsimbi embodies the profound connection between the tangible world and the mystical forces that shape it, making it an indispensable artefact in traditional African spirituality. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-01-30
Ubulunga obusisiyaca obunentsimbi
- Date: 1960-01-30 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11652 , vital:75993
- Description: The fringe is a traditional accessory consisting of a necklet of white beads adorned with a fringe of long white hairs, sourced from the tail of a heifer cow known as "inkomo yobulunga" in the isiXhosa-speaking community. This unique cluster of long white hairs resembles a necklace and is often paired with bead streamers. The fringe holds cultural significance and is traditionally worn by individuals such as students, priests, and witch doctors within the community. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-01-30
- Date: 1960-01-30 , 2024-10-23
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11652 , vital:75993
- Description: The fringe is a traditional accessory consisting of a necklet of white beads adorned with a fringe of long white hairs, sourced from the tail of a heifer cow known as "inkomo yobulunga" in the isiXhosa-speaking community. This unique cluster of long white hairs resembles a necklace and is often paired with bead streamers. The fringe holds cultural significance and is traditionally worn by individuals such as students, priests, and witch doctors within the community. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1960-01-30
Isipili sentombazana
- Date: 1959-09-04 , 2024-09-01
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11942 , vital:76020
- Description: The mirror symbolises the girl's transition, highlighted by the elegant, flowing streamers adorning it. This beautiful tradition holds deep cultural significance and is a meaningful rite of passage for young girls. Entlombeni traditional dance is a momentous cultural event where girls adorn themselves with a necklet featuring a metal-encased mirror, symbolising their coming of age. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1959-09-04
- Date: 1959-09-04 , 2024-09-01
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11942 , vital:76020
- Description: The mirror symbolises the girl's transition, highlighted by the elegant, flowing streamers adorning it. This beautiful tradition holds deep cultural significance and is a meaningful rite of passage for young girls. Entlombeni traditional dance is a momentous cultural event where girls adorn themselves with a necklet featuring a metal-encased mirror, symbolising their coming of age. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
- Full Text: false
- Date Issued: 1959-09-04
Isipili sentombazana nenkwenkwe
- Date: 1959-06-16 , 2024-09-01
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11963 , vital:76022
- Description: Two intricately crafted mirrors are strung together on a necklace, designed to be a stylish accessory for both teenage boys and girls. The mirrors are adorned with a combination of white, navy, and red beads, and are further embellished with eight beaded strings featuring playful pink pompoms. The design of the mirrors indicates that they are tailored for the mid-teenage demographic, particularly for 15-16-year-olds. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1959-06-16
- Date: 1959-06-16 , 2024-09-01
- Subjects: Beadwork , Necklace
- Language: English
- Type: Personal adornment
- Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/11260/11963 , vital:76022
- Description: Two intricately crafted mirrors are strung together on a necklace, designed to be a stylish accessory for both teenage boys and girls. The mirrors are adorned with a combination of white, navy, and red beads, and are further embellished with eight beaded strings featuring playful pink pompoms. The design of the mirrors indicates that they are tailored for the mid-teenage demographic, particularly for 15-16-year-olds. , Purchased from Mrs Joan Broster , Forms part of: Walter Sisulu University Beadwork Collection
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- Date Issued: 1959-06-16