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Costumes of men and women of the Nubian people of Dongola
Costumes of men and women of the Nubian people (Barabra) of Dongola (Dunqulah). Man in loincloth 1, women in veil 2, 5, woman spinning 3, man with spear 4 and warrior with spear and shield 6. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Giulio Ferrarios Costumes Ancient and Modern of the Peoples of the World, Florence, 1834
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Ferrario Giulio Loincloth Nubian Peoples Shield Spear Spinning Veil Warrior Dongola
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This hand-colored copperplate engraving, taken from Giulio Ferrario's "Costumes Ancient and Modern of the Peoples of the World," published in Florence in 1834, offers a glimpse into the traditional attire of the Nubian people of Dongola, also known as the Barabra or Dunqulah. The image showcases a diverse range of clothing styles worn by both men and women of this ancient civilization. In the foreground, a man is depicted in a simple loincloth, adorned with intricate patterns and fringes, signifying his connection to the Nubian culture. Nearby, a woman wears a veil, covering her head and face, as was customary in Nubian society. She spins a wheel, possibly preparing cotton or wool for weaving, showcasing the importance of textile production in their daily lives. Two other women are seen in the background, one carrying a basket on her head, while the other tends to a child. Their clothing consists of long, flowing robes, which are both functional and decorative. The men in the image are armed with spears, symbolizing their warrior status. One man holds a shield, while another stands tall and proud, displaying his strength and readiness for battle. This engraving provides a valuable historical record of the Nubian people's costumes, offering insight into their unique cultural traditions and the richness of their heritage. It is a testament to the enduring beauty and diversity of human expression, captured through the art of hand-colored copperplate engraving.
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