- The
isidwaba [
isidʷaːɓa], a
traditional Zulu
leather skirt worn by
married women, is made from the hide of
animals that
belonged to the woman's father...
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Cowhide was used to make
Nguni shields and the
traditional skirt called the
isidwaba. Men wore a
calfskin flap, the ibeshu, to
cover the buttocks, and the umutsha...
- iqhiya,
ibhayi (women); ingqosha, isidanga,
unngqa (men) Zulu – Isicholo,
isidwaba, umutsha,
ibheshu Afrikaners and
Rooineks –
slouch hat,
safari shirt, veldskoen...
- ibheshu, a long
woven skirt, or isikhakha, a
skirt made of
animal skin.
Isidwaba, a
wraparound skirt, is
acceptable for women. For the Zulu people, the...
