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Amabhayi / Woman capes
Nomama Vilakazi
Phansi Museum
Berea, South Africa
A zulu back apron from the Msinga, Kwazulu Natal. Worn by married women as a back apron on top of leather skirt. Itete comes from the word tete (ukubeleta) which means to give birth or carryng a child on the back.
Details
- Title: Amabhayi / Woman capes
- Creator: Nomama Vilakazi
- Location Created: Msinga, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
- Original Source: Phansi Museum
- Colour: Black, White, Baby Blue, Orange, Green, Yellow, Pink
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