There's a guy in England who made it first, was messaging him about a second drop soon isnhallah I'll buy it and then bring it to a tailor to get some things added on like the belts you see in vintage photos.
somali traditional shoes
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the somali belt is called kiishad
its fine to add the cloak, but lets name it as a JOOG not JOUKE
Yeah I'm thinking about the belts and other stuff you see decorate the khamiis of people like Sultan Diinle
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reer baadiyo afar are different their traditional jewellery consists of many beads and xirsi
Niggas are literally cawaans but somehow got better drip than us in these events we're so cooked
Labad iyo muriayaad is literally ours let’s reclaim it
Somalis throughout history had a vibrant sandle/shoe and leather product making industry which they ended up spreading to the northern swahili coastal settlements as well. Bags, pouches, belts , hand bags and book covers etc
During the Kacaan period they tried to expand on it and make them into luxury items.
See the first minute of this video. Mentions bones, metal, ivory, wood carvings and even stone cutting. Alongside leatherwork with sandals and pouches etc They show a couple of those sandals being sold by traditional craftsmen.
During the Kacaan period they tried to expand on it and make them into luxury items.
See the first minute of this video. Mentions bones, metal, ivory, wood carvings and even stone cutting. Alongside leatherwork with sandals and pouches etc They show a couple of those sandals being sold by traditional craftsmen.
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although if u had read when ibnu Battuta describing the leader of Mogadishu he was wearing a belt.
also i wanna revive my own umbrella for our ladies, it was unique for its golden bird over it.
Yeb sultan olol dinle is wearing a khamiis
Also i wanna know where this kinda of cloak got it from or did he make by his own
While our reer badiye were update and wearin jewellery lol
I was planning to do kinda magazine for our traditional that can easily read itLabad iyo muriayaad is literally ours let’s reclaim it
May i know if there was a head/hair jewellery for our ladiesSomalis throughout history had a vibrant sandle/shoe and leather product making industry which they ended up spreading to the northern swahili coastal settlements as well. Bags, pouches, belts , hand bags and book covers etc
During the Kacaan period they tried to expand on it and make them into luxury items.
See the first minute of this video. Mentions bones, metal, ivory, wood carvings and even stone cutting. Alongside leatherwork with sandals and pouches etc They show a couple of those sandals being sold by traditional craftsmen.
Somalis don’t wear gold historically. Silver was our metal
The shoes were stunning actuallySomalis throughout history had a vibrant sandle/shoe and leather product making industry which they ended up spreading to the northern swahili coastal settlements as well. Bags, pouches, belts , hand bags and book covers etc
During the Kacaan period they tried to expand on it and make them into luxury items.
See the first minute of this video. Mentions bones, metal, ivory, wood carvings and even stone cutting. Alongside leatherwork with sandals and pouches etc They show a couple of those sandals being sold by traditional craftsmen.
كان الفضة تُرتدى على نطاق واسع، لكن الذهب يعتبر رمزًا للسيدات الصوماليات.
نحن نحفر الذهب من صوفالا
I'm deffo sure fhat all of the clothing worn by those aristocrats were handmade. Standardised clothing manufacturing wasn't a thing jn Somalia back then. Thing is we didn't have manufacturers producing this stuff when factories came to Somalia. Which made abdis glow down to sweat shop macawiis and wife beater drip
Wow I didn't know that thier were leatherworking traditions that the swahili adopted from us. We honestly need to revive all these handicraft traditions. Since I'd say your avg somali doesn't know any thing about this.Somalis throughout history had a vibrant sandle/shoe and leather product making industry which they ended up spreading to the northern swahili coastal settlements as well. Bags, pouches, belts , hand bags and book covers etc
During the Kacaan period they tried to expand on it and make them into luxury items.
See the first minute of this video. Mentions bones, metal, ivory, wood carvings and even stone cutting. Alongside leatherwork with sandals and pouches etc They show a couple of those sandals being sold by traditional craftsmen.
Oh and what source is that book by the way.
Sometimes I wonder why we give all our traditions and civilization to foreigners, our society got brainwashed, they believed those civilization were built by foreigners like arabs and so on, saying we were nomads, who said nomads can do nothing, the biggest empiror was built by nomads the Magol empire (tatar), also roman and persian were distroyed by nomads.
the worst is claiming being arab.
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The Gaboye made the kabo:
The leather itself came from the hunting of animals by Madhiban, sometimes drawn from typical livestock. Oryx beisa was often the go-to when making durable material for the shield.
You had also other prized animal hides that were less available than the oryx:
These animals were found in abundance 150 years ago.
True story from the Hawd. The guy survived.
The leather itself came from the hunting of animals by Madhiban, sometimes drawn from typical livestock. Oryx beisa was often the go-to when making durable material for the shield.
You had also other prized animal hides that were less available than the oryx:
These animals were found in abundance 150 years ago.
True story from the Hawd. The guy survived.
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