Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. A Borana man and women sing and dance at the annual Kalacha Festival.
Offre de lancement
Economisez 50% lorsque vous rejoignez notre bulletin
-
Résolution Web
550×361px
19.4×12.8cm 28ppcm
-
Basse Résolution
1044×687px
36.9×24.3cm 28ppcm
-
Résolution Moyenne
2311×1521px
19.6×12.9cm 118ppcm
-
Haute Résolution
5286×3478px
44.8×29.5cm 118ppcm
* Prix final selon l'usage, non pas la taille du fichier.
Images apparentées
-
Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. Borana women sing and dance at the annual Kalacha Festival. Their bells' are fashioned from small gourds.
-
Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. Gabbra women wear traditional metal headbands known as malmal; they are made from old aluminium cooking pots. Their striped leather skirts are sewn from goatskins.
-
Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. The elaborate henna decorations on the feet and legs of Borana women attending the Kalacha Festival.
-
Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. The elaborate henna decorations on the hands and arms of two Borana women attending the Kalacha Festival.
-
Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. A Borana woman' s henna decorations on her hands and arms.
-
Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. Turkana men and women sing and dance at the annual Kalacha Festival. The women' s leather skirts are made of goatskins.
-
Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. Turkana men and girls jump high in the air as they sing and dance at the annual Kalacha Festival. Ostrich feathers are a prized possession of the men.
-
Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. A young Muslim girl at the annual Kalacha Festival.
Plus d’images apparentées
- Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. Gabbra women wear traditional metal headbands known as malmal. They are made from old aluminium cooking pots.
- Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. An El Molo girl enjoys a dance at the annual Kalacha Festival. The El Molo live on the shores of Lake Turkana and are the smallest tribe in Kenya.
- Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. Turkana men wear traditional headdresses decorated with ostrich feathers at the Kalacha Festival. Ostrich feathers are a prized possession of the men.
- Kenya, Marsabit County, Kalacha. A Gabbra woman wearing a traditional headband known as malmal. Most of the metal is made from old aluminium cooking pots.
- Pokot femmes portant des ornements traditionnels de perles et boucles d'oreilles en laiton indiquant leur état marié. célébrer une cérémonie Atelo. Les Pokots sont pasteurs parlant une langue nilotique Sud.
- Kenya. L'élite de Swahili, Wangwana, exécuter la danse du bâton traditionnel pendant Maulidi, célébration de l'anniversaire de prophète Mohammed s.
- Gabbra femmes dansent lors d'un rassemblement dans le village de Kalacha. Le Gabbra sont une tribu couchitiques des pasteurs nomades vivant avec leurs troupeaux de chameaux et de chèvres près de la lisière du désert de Chalbi.
- Gitega, Burundi. Les Tambourinares traditionnels se produira au Musée de Gitega.