Mother and Son- Arbore Tribe

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Mother and Son- Arbore Tribe sent on September 28, 2025 (12:04) by Frankie_phr. 2 comments, 36 views.

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Nella cultura Arbore, acconciature e ornamenti riflettono i cambiamenti della vita. Prima del matrimonio, le donne si rasano completamente la testa: un gesto che esprime purezza e verginità. Dopo il matrimonio, invece, cambiano acconciatura: lasciano crescere i capelli e li raccolgono in piccole trecce strette, spesso accompagnate da un velo che copre la testa in modo caratteristico, trasformando la semplice acconciatura in un elemento ornamentale e identificativo. Anche i bambini vengono tradizionalmente rasati. Per proteggerli dal sole, indossano cappelli fatti di conchiglie o gusci di zucca, oppure trovano riparo sotto i veli delle madri. Sono dettagli semplici, ma carichi di significato: è un linguaggio silenzioso che unisce le generazioni da millenni. Tribù Arbore, Etiopia (2023)

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7 persons like it: Ambrogio60, Bruno_pratico, Fabrizios53, Federico Veneziano, Gaia Alessandro , Jonathan68, Nonnachecca

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Federico Veneziano

sent on September 29, 2025 (8:36) | This comment has been translated

Really nice, congratulations!

Frankie_phr

sent on September 29, 2025 (13:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Federico

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