What do maasai people wear




















Childhood, warriorhood, and elderhood. A boy reaches warriorhood around the age of 15, undergoing a series of rituals called almal lengipaata. The warriorhood is the most fabulous time of a mans life, and lasts for about fifteen to twenty years.

A young man in warriorhood can be recognized by his appearance. The hair is grown out and braided in very intricate patterns, sometimes using as much as 16 strands at a time. They wear earrings and bracelets, as well as beaded necklaces that hang down the front and back of their bodies. They also wear symbols to show off their achievements. The errap is worn around the top part of the arm, made of leather with coils of metal wire in the front and the back, and shows that this man has fought and killed another man.

The Olawaru is a lions mane headdress, meant to show that the man has killed a lion. The enkuwaru is a headdress made of ostrich plumes, meant to show that the man has fought a lion but the lion survived. The body is decorated with white limestone chalk in intricate non-symbolic patterns, and the hair is colored red with ochre and animal fat.

Elaborately braided hair colored with ochre. The transition from warriorhood to elderhood takes place during a ceremony called the eunoto, which can be extremely traumatic because all of the mans carefully tended hair is shaved off by his mother. The first man to have his head shaved wears a leather cape called an engilaa alamal. It largely depends on what you most want to see and do on tour in the land of fire and ice.

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These beads are from the Samburu Tribe. Revolution of the Maasai blanket Recent years have seen shuka cloth popping up in the fashion world and gaining fame all over the globe. Maasai are traditionalist and have resisted the urging of the Kenyan and Tanzanian governments to adopt a more modern lifestyle. The Maasai have rightfully demanded pasturing and grazing rights to several of the national parks in both Tanzania and Kenya.

The community that lives with wild animals like domestic animals. They do not kill lions to eat their meat. The communities of the Maasai are impressive because they live in co-operation and work together even through long distance. The Maasai are living in differed age groups. They are taught by their mothers very early.

A 15 year old boys belongs to the newest generation and called Morans. It i also the age they are circumcision ceremony. Circumcision is performed on both sexes, with the elder men circumcising the young boys who are not permitted to make a noise during the ceremony and the elder women circumcising the young girls for whom crying is permitted.



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