File:Namibia Himba tribe mother.jpg
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Himba tribe mother wearing a traditional folk dress in namibia
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English: The traditional Himba tribe dress is very unique in Namibia. Their hair is mixed with a creame made of mud, red paint, butter. Also they have an antilope bone on the top of their head. Their body is covered with a mix of red paint, dust and fragrances. Himba tribe women still wear this unique folk dress every day in some regions of Namibia.
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