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Swahili People of Tanzania

Group of Swahili people - a Bantu ethnic group and culture found in East Africa. This group come from Tanzania (formerly German East Africa). Date: circa 1910s

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Bantu Fabric Population Spotted Spotty Tanzania Tanzanian Swahili


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This photograph captures a group of Swahili people, an indigenous Bantu ethnic group from the coastal regions of Tanzania, circa 1910s. At the time, Tanzania was formerly known as German East Africa. The Swahili people are renowned for their unique culture that blends African, Arab, and European influences. The Swahili people are dressed in their traditional attire, which is characterized by colorful fabrics adorned with intricate patterns. The men wear long, flowing kikois, wrapped around their waist and draped over one shoulder. The women wear brightly colored buibuis, a long, full skirt made of several layers of fabric. The fabric is often adorned with spots or geometric patterns, adding to the vibrancy of their outfits. The Swahili people have a rich history that dates back over a thousand years. They are known for their seafaring traditions, which allowed them to establish trade relationships with Arab and Indian merchants. This cultural exchange is reflected in their unique blend of African, Arab, and European influences. Despite the passage of time and the influence of modernization, the Swahili people have managed to preserve their traditions and culture. Their traditional clothing continues to be an essential part of their identity and is often worn during special occasions and cultural celebrations. This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, providing a window into the history and cultural heritage of the Swahili people of Tanzania. It is a reminder of the rich diversity and complexity of African cultures and the importance of preserving them for future generations.

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