
Narrative
Young Himba girls in northern Namibia and southern Angola wear Ozondato —two forward‑facing plaits. Coated with otjize, a red paste of butterfat and ochre, the braids mark age, family ties, and social place. This ink portrait captures the hairstyle as a cultural marker — hair as heritage, identity, and everyday tradition.
ARTWORK SPECIFICATIONS
This artwork is offered unframed and includes a signed certificate of authenticity. Custom framing is available on request and will be quoted separately.
GHS 1,800 🛒
(~USD 161 / ~EUR 139)
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