Xitsonga Attire
Xitsonga traditional wear is a vital part of the Tsonga people's cultural heritage, who are native to Southern Africa, primarily in Mozambique and South Africa. Here's a brief overview: Traditional Attire for Women: - Xitsonga women wear a traditional garment called "xibelani," a colorful, pleated skirt made from cotton or silk, often adorned with intricate designs and patterns. - The skirt is typically worn with a matching or contrasting top, often decorated with beads or embroidery. - A "tshivhika" or headscarf is also worn, often tied in a specific style to indicate marital status or age. Traditional Attire for Men: - Xitsonga men wear a traditional garment called "xidzutu," a long, flowing shirt and pants set, often made from cotton or silk. - The outfit is typically adorned with intricate designs and patterns, and may include a matching or contrasting hat. - A "ximbe" or apron is also worn, often decorated with beads or embroidery.
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