SISI mbili PARURE Necklace Earrings Maasai Woman with Orange and Multicolored Beads and Earrings, Collection

Description

Parure necklace Masai and dangling earrings made entirely by hand with natural materials processed according to ancient traditions of the Masai people; original beads (beadwork) and special processing make them unique and unmistakable in their kind The necklace and earrings in the Masai culture are an ornament that distinguish the person in social life. Are worn not only for a matter of fashion in fact, the color and type of beads indicate age and social status, people with a high social status in the tribe wear elaborate jewelry, with more colors in the traditional tribal ornaments are worn by women during dance to accentuate their movement with grace and flexibility and to facilitate the search for a husband Every color in the Masai culture has a special meaning: (samawati) (blue), the color of the sky, a symbol of God; Chanikiwiti (green) represents the vegetation after rain and is synonymous with peace; Nyeusi (black) represents the rain clouds and is a symbol of life and prosperity. Nyekund (red) with Nyeupe (white) are the main engine of life: one is the blood of the cow and the other her milk. Rangi ya machungwa (orange), as well as Manjano (yellow) symbolize the hospitality Wear necklaces and colorful earrings creating lively and original combinations is a way to treat yourself to a special light and get ready to absorb all the energy of nature, sea and Sun