Zulu Hat

Africa Tribal Furniture

Mid Century South African Art

Zulu bridal hat 'Isicholo'

$1,626

Zulu bridal hat 'Isicholo'

Located in Haaltert, BE

Zulu bridal hat, made of natural hair and red pigments.

Category

Early 20th Century African Mounted Objects

Materials

Goat Hair

Tribal Mid-20th Century Zulu Women's Red Cotton Hat, Isicholo, South Africa

$850

Tribal Mid-20th Century Zulu Women's Red Cotton Hat, Isicholo, South Africa

Located in Point Richmond, CA

Mid-20th century Tribal Zulu women's woven red cotton hat, Isicholo, from South Africa This woman's cotton Isicholo hat is a beautiful example of the hats worn during special ceremo...

Category

Mid-20th Century South African Tribal Tribal Art

Materials

Cotton

Tribal Mid-20th Century Zulu Women's Red Cotton Hat, Isicholo, South Africa

$1,360Sale Price|20% Off

Tribal Mid-20th Century Zulu Women's Red Cotton Hat, Isicholo, South Africa

Located in Point Richmond, CA

Mid-20th century Tribal Zulu women's woven red cotton hat, Isicholo, from South Africa.

Category

Mid-20th Century South African Tribal Tribal Art

Materials

Cotton

Single Ethnic Isicholo Bridal Red-Ocher Hat from South Africa, Zulu People

$1,832 / item

Single Ethnic Isicholo Bridal Red-Ocher Hat from South Africa, Zulu People

Located in Atlanta, GA

One Isicholo African Hats. This red-ochre dyed women's hat is from the Zulu people, South Africa, and is made of a combination of cotton, human hair over a grass-fiber basketry frame.

Category

20th Century South African Tribal Tribal Art

Materials

Cotton, Grasscloth

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Circle of Honor: Ceremonial Hat (Isicholo), Zulu People

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H 24 in W 20 in D 8 in

Circle of Honor: Ceremonial Hat (Isicholo), Zulu People

Located in New York, NY

Traditional Isicholo Zulu Hat South Africa, Mid-20th Century A striking circular Isicholo hat, traditionally worn by married Zulu women as a symbol of respect, status, and identity.

Category

Early 20th Century South African Tribal Tribal Art

Materials

Metal

Isicholo Bridal Red-ocher Hat From South Africa's Zulu Tribe

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H 31.25 in Dm 21.25 in

Isicholo Bridal Red-ocher Hat From South Africa's Zulu Tribe

By Zulu's

Located in Miami Beach, FL

Isicholo Zulu Hat is called Isicholo in the traditional Zulu language and is traditionally worn during cultural and religious ceremonies. by the married Zulu woman.

Category

Mid-20th Century South African Tribal Tribal Art

Materials

Iron

Three Zulu Isicholo Bridal Hats

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H 4 in Dm 11 in

Three Zulu Isicholo Bridal Hats

Located in Hamilton, Ontario

Three Zulu African woven red hats on metal stands These Zulu hats come from the Msingha-district.

Category

Mid-20th Century African Tribal Art

Materials

Natural Fiber

Tribal Mid-20th Century Zulu Women's Ochre Hat, Isicholo, South Africa

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H 4 in Dm 19 in

Tribal Mid-20th Century Zulu Women's Ochre Hat, Isicholo, South Africa

Located in Point Richmond, CA

Mid-20th century Tribal Zulu women's ochre human hair hat, Isicholo, from South Africa.

Category

Mid-20th Century South African Tribal Tribal Art

Materials

Cotton

Zulu Hat, South Africa, circa 1950s

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W 18 in

Zulu Hat, South Africa, circa 1950s

Located in New York, NY

This Zulu hat is made of human hair colored with red powder.

Category

Vintage 1950s South African Tribal Art

Materials

Fabric

Pair Of South African Zulu Hats

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H 29.5 in W 21 in D 7 in

Pair Of South African Zulu Hats

By Zulu's

Located in Sarasota, FL

A pair of Zulu hats with stands, thin hats are rare, baskety work remain coiled w/ grass fibre, wonderful for collection or display.

Category

20th Century South African Tribal Art

Vintage Zulu Headpieces

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H 3 in Dm 18 in

Vintage Zulu Headpieces

Located in Middleburg, VA

These beautifully handcrafted Zulu hats from South Africa are made from woven lambs wool, hair and grass and then dyed with a clay pigment.

Category

Mid-20th Century South African Tribal Art

Pair of Zulu Women’s Ceremonial Hats on Stands, Late 19th c.

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H 34.75 in Dm 18.6 in

Pair of Zulu Women’s Ceremonial Hats on Stands, Late 19th c.

Located in San Marino, CA

A pair of Zulu woman's ceremonial hats on stand. Cotton, human hair, red ochre over grass-fiber basketry frame.

Category

Antique 19th Century South African Tribal Art

Materials

Cotton

Zulu Hat, South Africa

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H 3.94 in Dm 15.75 in

Zulu Hat, South Africa

Located in Sint Annaland, NL

Zulu Hat, South Africa , circa 1980

Category

Late 20th Century South African Tribal Art

Materials

Rope, Fabric

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