Fulbe Collection

Africa, Senegal. A Fulani woman milking the Zebus

Africa, Senegal. Sunrise in a Fulani village, cattle going out

Africa, Senegal. A Fulani woman going out to milk the Zebus

Plan of the King of Sines palace, Joal, Senegambia, 18th century. Entrance A, courts B, connecting huts C, kings hut D, wives huts E, reception area F, dining area G, servants huts H

Fulani man, from Senegalese sketches, face of the country, nations, commerce
884605 Fulani man, from Senegalese sketches, face of the country, nations, commerce, religions, past and future, stories and legends, 1853 (colour litho) by Boilat

Burkina Faso (Upper Volta) Toucouleurs (Fula) Woman
A Fula (Toucouleurs) Woman from Bukina Faso (Upper Volta), a landlocked country in West Africa. Date: circa 1920s

A Fula Woman - Senegal, West Africa - displaying distinctive traditional ornamental headwear and hairstyle, large single-bead necklace and hooped earrings

Fulbe woman from Cameroon
Cameroon, Africa - A seated bare-breasted Fulbe woman and a Fezzan bedouin arab woman from Southern Libya. Date: circa 1920s

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Discover the enchanting world of the Fulbe people in Africa, specifically in Senegal and surrounding countries. Witness the sunrise over a traditional Fulani village as herds of Zebus are led out for the day (Africa, Senegal). A Fulani woman, with a serene expression, goes about her daily routine, milking her Zebus (Africa, Senegal). Delve into the rich history of the Fulbe people, once ruled by the powerful King of Sines in Joal, Senegambia, as depicted in this ancient palace plan. The Fulbe, also known as the Fula or Peul, are a prominent ethnic group spanning West Africa, with a significant presence in Senegal, Burkina Faso (Upper Volta), Mali, and Cameroon. Their strong connection to their livestock, commerce, and vibrant culture is evident in these captivating images of Fulani women from various regions, including Senegal, Mali, and the Niger Inland Delta.