Ndebele peoples, married woman's apron (ijogolo)

Ndebele peoples married woman's apron (ijogolo) South Africa leather, glass beads mounted in a linen-backed shadow box with a mahogany frame 18 1/2"w x 22 3/4"h; frame: 33 1/4"w x 37 1/4"h Provenance:

2 Ndebele Married Woman's Beaded Ijogolo Aprons, South Africa. Glass beads, cloth, hide; one by Esther Mahlangu with five pendant panels. Size: 1) 25'' x 19'', (64 x 48 cm); 2) 14'' x 17'', (36 x 43 c

2 Ndebele Married Woman's Beaded Ijogolo Aprons, South Africa. Glass beads, cloth, hide with five pendant panels. Size: 27'' x 18'', (69 x 46 cm); 2) 25'' x 22'', (64 x 56 cm). Property from the Jim a

the five panelled leather garment decorated with glass beads in tones of red, blue, orange and green, a/f, length 66cm Catalogue Note: Upon marriage, traditionally the bride received a plain leather a

South African Ndebele Woman's Beaded Apron Ijogolo. Glass beads, cloth, hide with five pendant panels, typically worn after the woman's first child. Size: 1'10'' x 1'6'' (56 x 46 cm). Together with a

SOUTH AFRICAN MARRIED WOMAN'S CEREMONIAL APRON (TSHOGHOLO), Early 20th Century. Hide, glass beads, copper alloy, and plant fibers. Culture: Ndebele. - 22 X 18.

African Ndebele Beaded Leather Apron (Mapoto). Worn by married women on special occasions.   Dimensions: 16" x 15" and 21" x 19". 

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Africa, Cameroon, Matakam/Kirdi people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A "clam shell" iron apron made for a mature woman to indicate her married and thus eleva

Frauen-Schürze, "isiphephethu" Ndebele, Südafrika (Mpumalanga- und Gauteng-Provinz) Ohne Sockel / without base Glasperlen auf Naturfaser-Gewebe. H 33,5 cm. B 41 cm. Provenienz: - Gérald

South Africa, of rectangular form, with geometric house motif, in tones of purple, green, black and yellow, with masonite lining, 19cm x 28cm

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund To be sold subject to no reserve STYLE OF NDEBELE PEOPLE SOUTH AFRICA Jocolo Wedding Apron Medium size canvas material in U shape wit

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserveSTYLE OF NDEBELE PEOPLE SOUTH AFRICA Jocolo Wedding Apron Medium size goat skin apron in U shape with

This lot contains two antique examples of Mapotos, which are rectangular leather aprons worn by Ndebele women to indicate their marriage status. Such elaborate apron panels are worn primarily for cere

VINTAGE LINCOLN LOG LEAD PEOPLE Figures include conductor, woman in apron, farmers, etc. and 2 smaller army men. $20 - $40 Shipping:</

A large hand beaded textile panel primarily decorated with architecture and geometric designs on white background, glass beads sewn on too heavy canvas backing, with flaps at top to hold ties. Apron p

A large hand beaded textile panel primarily decorated with architecture and geometric designs on white background, glass beads sewn on too heavy canvas backing, with flaps at top to hold ties. Apron p

South Africa, Limpopo and Mpumalanga region, Ndebele people, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful hand-beaded leather hide known as a jocolo or bride apron, with 5 petal shaped panels along the lowe

in goatskin with beaded waistband, height 53cm and width 60cm Catalogue Note: Worn by young Ndebele women, the thimba is made of goatskin and was traditionally worn as an indicator of the woman being

for married women, with bead detail, 77cm x 36cm

Ndebele tribe. 25 3/4in H x17 3/4in L

African tribal beaded apron. The apron measures 15 inches tall by 17 inches wide. African Ndebele Mapoto Apron. Mapoto is traditionally made and worn by a Ndebele Tribal woman in South Africa during h

1- "The Rural Italian's Wedding". Country people feasting on the banks of a river, including the married couple at the head of a covered table on the right, the woman raising her glass in a toast, the

Dida Peoples, woman's prestige skirt, First half 20th c., Ivory Coast, resist dyed raffia, tubular skirt, mounted on wood panel for wall hanging display, approx. 54"h x 34"w (total, incl. fringe) Prov

2 Dong Woman's Apron Textiles, China, Mid 20th C. Rectangular apron of pieced sections of cloth; plain woven, embroidered and with supplementary weft inlay. Appliqued triangles surround a center field