Ibhayi / Isikoti / Shoulder Apron

Phansi Museum
Berea, South Africa

A Zulu shoulder apron from Msinga, KwaZulu-Natal. Ibhayi/ Isikoti is made of thirteen to fifteen beaded panels each made by family members of a bride. The bride will wear it it during the wedding ceremony as a sign of respect to her in-laws.

Details

Title: Ibhayi / Isikoti / Shoulder Apron
Location Created: Msinga, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Original Source: Phansi Museum
Colour: Red, White

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