Thursday, March 14, 2024

Understanding the Zulu Culture and Traditions.




The Zulu culture is found to be one of the most prominent and iconic in South Africa. Looking at the unique ceremonies to the beautiful beadwork that is worn during ceremonies. The Zulu culture is known to be one of the richest tribes in history and a culture that is worth exploring. 

one of the most important ceremonies that is held in the Zulu culture is the Reed dance, which is a ceremony that is held annually in the late summer. This ceremony involves young unmarried girls who are still pure. In this ceremony they are required to cut reeds and then carry them back to the royal palace. The reeds are then used to repair the palace's fencing. The ceremony is a celebration of virginity and also a way for the king to choose new wives..
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