Dreadlocks Collection

Puli / Hungarian Sheepdog - With mouth open
LA-1372 Puli / Hungarian Sheepdog - With mouth open Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

African people
Antique illustration of a African people

Bob Marley Statue, Bob Marley Museum, Kingston, St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica, Caribbean

Jamaican singer Bob Marley seen here in interview with the Daily Mirror following the ban on his performing in London due to the amount of muggings

Slinging dreadlocks
Gerard Jonkman

An Ascetic Receiving an Offering from a Woman, between c1725 and c1750. Creator: Unknown
An Ascetic Receiving an Offering from a Woman, between c1725 and c1750

AI Image - Illustration of Black Jesus Christ, 2023. Creator: Heritage Images
AI Image - Illustration of Black Jesus Christ, 2023

AI Image - Illustration of Black Jesus Christ, 2023. Creator: Heritage Images
AI Image - Illustration of Black Jesus Christ, 2023

Digital artwork of old Jamaican man with reggae influence and a warm smile
senior, face, person, elderly, aged, mature, one, retired, smile, eyes, funny, older, rastacap, dreadlocks, happy, warm, old man, rastafari, outdoor, male, man, artwork, culture, digital, fictional

Rasta Horse
Artem Pozdniakov

Rasta Horse
Artem Pozdniakov

Rasta Horse
Artem Pozdniakov

dreadlocks
PacodlaCorte

Boy George (singer - born George Alan O Dowd) arrives in Newcastle, in June 1983. At the time, Boy Georges band Culture Club had released their 1982 Top 5 in the UK album " Kissing To Be

Madan-Bhasma (Shiva Turns Kama to Ashes), 1890. Creator: Unknown
Madan-Bhasma (Shiva Turns Kama to Ashes), 1890

Man in Loincloth with Strands of Beads, 1860s-70s. Creator: Unknown
Man in Loincloth with Strands of Beads, 1860s-70s

Fakir, or Mussulman saint, of Hoshungabad, Central India, 1864. Creator: Unknown
Fakir, or Mussulman saint, of Hoshungabad, Central India, 1864. 'The extraordinary figure delineated in our Engraving is the reverend Wuzzeer Alee Shah Mulung, a well-known Fakir

Martha Brae Rafting, Trelawny Parish, Jamaica (MR)

Old Rastafarian VW Bus, Blue Mountains, Kingston, St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica, Caribbean

IRETABE Native American Indian chief of the Mohave (Mojave) tribe. Date: 1905

Sia War Dancer, 1925 (b/w photo)
XJF441993 Sia War Dancer, 1925 (b/w photo) by Curtis, Edward Sheriff (1868-1952) ; Private Collection; (add.info.: the Zia are part of the Keres Pueblo peoples in New Mexico;)

Bob Marley. Creator: Dan Springer
Bob Marley

Byraghy, from The Costumes and People of India c. 1860 (b / w photo)
495517 Byraghy, from The Costumes and People of India c.1860 (b/w photo) by Hooper, Willoughby Wallace (1837-1912); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Byraghy is a hindu holy man)

Bob Marley (painted cement)
KW383454 Bob Marley (painted cement) by West Indian School; Bob Marley Museum, Kingston, Jamaica; (add.info.: Bob Marley (1945-81) Jamaican reggae musician; ); West Indian

A Turkish Girl, 1853 (w / c with bodycolour on paper)
2956771 A Turkish Girl, 1853 (w/c with bodycolour on paper) by Boyce, George Price (1826-97); 35.5x22.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

hold the neck
Radek Gibran

Hair with Dust
Ronen Rosenblatt

ZORRO!
amir behzadi

Band members from Steel Pulse, who are flying out to the USA. Left to right, Selwyn Brown (Keyboard), Steve Nisbett (Percussion), David Hinds (Vocals) and Alvin Ewen (Bass Guitar). 13th January 1993

Jamaican singer Bob Marley seen here in interview with the Daily Mirror following the ban on his performing in London due to the amount of muggings

Boxer Kirkland Laing seen here att home. 2nd December 1987

Tchan-dee, Tobacco, an Oglala Chief, 1832. Creator: George Catlin
Tchan-dee, Tobacco, an Oglala Chief, 1832

The Descent of the Ganges, ca. 1800. Creator: Unknown
The Descent of the Ganges, ca. 1800

An Audience with Rom Rishi, ca. 1700-1725. Creator: Unknown
An Audience with Rom Rishi, ca. 1700-1725

Bishari man, Aswan, Egypt, 1898. Creator: Christian Wilhelm Allers
Bishari man, Aswan, Egypt, 1898. Portrait of a man with dreadlocks, from the Bishari tribe who live in the eastern Nubian Desert in Sudan and in southern Egypt. Bischarin Beduine bei Assuan

Indian fakir, from The History of Mankind, Vol. III, by Prof. Friedrich Ratzel
BAL126334 Indian fakir, from The History of Mankind, Vol.III, by Prof. Friedrich Ratzel, 1898 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Courtney Pine, Love Supreme Jazz Festival, Glynde, East Sussex, 2013

Dutch footballer Ruud Gullit of AC Milan 31st July 1988

India - A Hindu Man dressed as the Hindu God Lord Shiva. Date: circa 1906

Newcastle United manager Ruud Gullit May 1999

A Group of Hindu Indian Fakirs
A superb photograph (on a postcard) of a group of Hindu Indian Fakirs, one with immensely long hair (right). Date: circa 1910s

Komondor dog (Canis familiaris), displaying distinctive corded coat, standing, side view

Brinsley Forde performing at Penwith, Cornwall
Brinsley Forde (b.1953), founder member of the reggae band Aswad, performing at Penwith, Cornwall, in an open air concert. 1983

Aswad reggae band
Two members of the reggae band Aswad, relaxing off stage. Date: 1983

Racial / Zulu Girl Close-Up
A close-up photograph of a Zulu girl with short dreadlocked hair. Date: 1936

Barren, Arid, red dunes, hot, heat
One

MAN, c1865. Portrait of a civilian man holding a revolver. Tintype, c1865

The Caribbeans, head of smiling Afro-Caribbean man with beard, moustache, dreadlocks and yellow hat, front view

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"Dreadlocks: A Cultural Tapestry of Identity and Expression" Dreadlocks, synonymous with African people's rich heritage, have transcended time and continents to become a symbol of cultural pride. Just like the majestic Puli or Hungarian Sheepdog with its mouth open in exuberance, dreadlocks embody freedom and individuality. From the iconic Bob Marley Statue at the heart of Kingston's Bob Marley Museum in Jamaica's vibrant St. Andrew Parish, to the Lincoln Longwool Sheep grazing peacefully in distant meadows, dreadlocks connect us all through their universal appeal. Dating back to 1905, IRETABE Native American Indian chief of the Mohave (Mojave) tribe proudly displayed his intricate locks as a testament to his tribal roots. Similarly, Madan-Bhasma's enigmatic artwork from 1890 depicts Shiva turning Kama to ashes - a powerful representation of transformation often associated with this unique hairstyle. Intriguing photographs from the late 1800s capture an unknown man adorned in loincloth and strands of beads showcasing early dreadlock fashion. Fast forward to June 1983 when Boy George arrived in Newcastle sporting his own distinctive style - proving that dreadlocks transcend gender boundaries. Jamaica beckons with Martha Brae Rafting in Trelawny Parish where locals effortlessly navigate tranquil waters while embracing their natural hair. The Old Rastafarian VW Bus nestled amidst Jamaica's breathtaking Blue Mountains is a reminder that this hairstyle remains deeply intertwined with Caribbean culture. Traveling further east brings us face-to-face with Sia War Dancer captured on film in 1925; her fierce gaze mirrored by her resplendent locks flowing freely behind her. And finally, we witness The Sadhu's Blessing – an ethereal moment where spirituality meets self-expression through intricately woven dreads and can more than just a hairstyle; they are a testament to the diverse tapestry of human existence.