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Talhakimt / tanfouk

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Africa| Wodaabe woman (aka Bororo) only Fulbe group to preserve the ancient nomadic tradition. Earrings made from the rare and unusual Talhakimt pendants. These are Bohemian glass trade beads manufactured to imitate earlier stone and metal currency objects of the Tuareg's of the northern Sahara. They are likely to have been produced in the late 1800s to early 1900s. Photo taken in Chadawanka village, Niger by Eliot Elisofon, in 1971. People Of The World, Foto Piercing, Fulani People, Tribal People, African Tribes, Body Modifications, Niger, Body Mods
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Africa| Wodaabe woman (aka Bororo) only Fulbe group to preserve the ancient nomadic tradition. Earrings made from the rare and unusual Talhakimt pendants. These are Bohemian glass trade beads manufactured to imitate earlier stone and metal currency objects of the Tuareg's of the northern Sahara. They are likely to have been produced in the late 1800s to early 1900s. Photo taken in Chadawanka village, Niger by Eliot Elisofon, in 1971.
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www.villsethnoatlas.wordpress.com (Tuaregowie, Tuaregs) Joven tuareg luciendo artesania tuareg en su pelo, Festival au Dessert, Essakane -   Young Tuareg crafts wearing in her hair, Festival au Dessert, Essakane (January 2008)    www.vicentemendez.com Black Is Beautiful, Beautiful Women, Beauty Around The World
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www.villsethnoatlas.wordpress.com (Tuaregowie, Tuaregs) Joven tuareg luciendo artesania tuareg en su pelo, Festival au Dessert, Essakane - Young Tuareg crafts wearing in her hair, Festival au Dessert, Essakane (January 2008) www.vicentemendez.com
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Africa |  Tuareg woman photographed in Goa, Mali.  Image Credit Georges Courreges. -- Pay attention to the use of Taureg Talhakimt pendants and zippers on blouse. African Beauty, African Fashion
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Africa | Tuareg woman photographed in Goa, Mali. Image Credit Georges Courreges. -- Pay attention to the use of Taureg Talhakimt pendants and zippers on blouse.
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Wealthy women from Mali who wears glass and carnelian tanfouk (Talhakimt) pendants in her hair, smaller versions of the Agadez cross and silver sings set with carnelians (traditionally men's finger rings), all of which are Tuareg in design. | © Angela Fisher, 1987 Jewelry Show, Jewellery, Etsy Jewelry, Jewelry Ideas, Hair Adornments, Hair Reference
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Wealthy women from Mali who wears glass and carnelian tanfouk (Talhakimt) pendants in her hair, smaller versions of the Agadez cross and silver sings set with carnelians (traditionally men's finger rings), all of which are Tuareg in design. | © Angela Fisher, 1987
Monika Ettlin
Monika Ettlin