


These beads have been sold in stores like The Space as fashion's take on the traditional Zulu beads sold at any self respecting Zulu traditional medicine shop. I have never seen a black person wearing the beads as a fashion statement. I think it would be confusing as to why wear them. So I've steered clear of the beads. But I think I've found a way to wear these with feeling like people might mistake me for isangoma.
1 comment:
WOW lou! I'm seriously impressed with this piece. Such a creative idea, and the execution is awesome!
absolutely ingenious.
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