Beadwork is a significant form of craftsmanship across many African cultures, particularly in countries like Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya. The beads, often made from glass, bone, or wood, are carefully woven into intricate designs to represent status, identity, and cultural beliefs. Each bead has a specific meaning; for example, in Zulu culture, the colors of beads can signify love, marriage, or mourning. Through beadwork, stories of family, community, and tradition are passed down.
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