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| " Zulu Wooden Spoon" |
Wooden Carved spoon , with a long handle and a hut shaped tip at the top.Donated by Mr. S. Bourquin to the Campbell Collections. |
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| "Zulu Wooden Spoon" |
Wooden carved spoon with a tradition Zulu man on top of the handle. The shaft of the spoon has a zig zag design and it splits in the middle to represent the legs of the man |
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| " Imbhenge" |
A plaited colored telephone wire plate,known as Imbhenge in isiZulu. It was made by an unknown nine year old Zulu boy from one of the townships in Kwa Zulu- Natal. Donated by Mr. S. Bourquin to the Campbell Collections. |
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| "Ukhezo" |
Large wooden spoon in a shape of a spatula, with incisions and beads as decoration. It belonged to Mrs. Bambokwakhe Nzama from Ekhombe near Nkadla in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| " Isigqiki" |
Carved Wooden headrest made out of Quinean Tree( Umhlambamanzi). The headrest has three legs, decorated with three triangles each. It was donated by Mr. S. Bourquin to the Campbell Collections. |
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| " Zulu Wooden Spoon" |
Wooden carved spoon with a long thin handle that has incisions in the middle and tip, it goes togeter with MM 3272. |
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| " Isithebe" |
A round wooden carved meat plate known as Isithebe, with three short legs and a handle that have been burnt to darken them. |
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| " Isithebe" |
Big wooded carved Zulu meat platter: Isithebe with four legs and two handle on the sides. The platter has been burnt to darken some parts of it to create a design. |
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| " Zulu Wooden Spoon" |
Wooden carved spoon, blackened on the edges and a hut design on the tip. |
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| "Prevailing Vegitation" |
"Prevailing Vegitation" |
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| "Bone Pins" |
"Bone Pins" |
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| Ivory Combs |
Ivory Combs. |
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| Vulamehlo Exhibition |
Vulamehlo Exhibition |
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| Vulamehlo Exhibition |
Vulamehlo Exhibition |
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| Ndaleni Art School "Clay Day" |
Ndaleni Art School Student: Angel Mavuso |
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| Ndaleni Art School |
Sculpture. |
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| Untitled |
Scene of boats at the sea. |
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| Port Elizabeth, March 1881. |
Port Elizabeth, March 1881. |
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| Untitled |
Scene of two men and two woman in jovial. |
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| "Zulu War Dance" |
Scene of Zulu young girls dancing. |