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Not Just Style, But Identity: Meaning Behind Mumuila Women’s Red Clay Hairstyle
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Not Just Style, But Identity: Meaning Behind Mumuila Women’s Red Clay Hairstyle
High in the hills of Huíla, where the soil is rich and red, the Mumuila people wear their culture in the most striking ways. The Mumuila highland communities are a subgroup of the Mumuila people in southern Angola in Huíla province. They maintain strong cultural traditions, with women who are recognised for their hairstyles shaped with red clay known as – ‘otjize’. The layered bead necklaces called as missangas, and leather or metal adornments. …
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