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A mother whose daughter is about to get married collects these yellow and red beads then string them onto a piece of wire. A piece of goat skin is used to secure the two beaded wires. This necklace is symbolic of marriage and is worn under the burhurcha which adds to its beauty. It is seldomly taken off and is fitting for all occasions.
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Details
- Title: Necklace
- Location: Kenya
- Rights: National Museums of Kenya
- Medium: Beads
- Photographer: GibsPhotography
- Local Name: Sigichoi
- Community: Rendille
- Collection Date: 1978-08-10
- Collected By: Colvin
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