Masai beadwork

Africa - Masai beads - Kind of look like Native American Indian jewelry, huh? -- [My comment: Addt'l research: Sep 23, 2010 – Women from Kenya's Maasai ethnic group try to transform their traditional beading, targeting the high fashion markets of the west ..." (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-11392354) ]

Maasai bead colors

jewellery/beadwork from Kenya

There are 7 colors of Maasai beadwork; each one holds a special meaning. Red signifies blood, bravery, and unity. White represents health, peace, and purity. Blue is the color of the sky and represents energy. Green is the color of grass, representing the land and production. Black represents the people and the struggle they endure. Yellow symbolizes the sun, fertility, and growth. Orange represents warmth, generosity, and friendship

Beautiful beadwork of the Masai being sold in the Nairobi market. www.TimbuktuGlobalTours.com

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