Travel with Pimchaya - พิมพ์ชญาพาตะลอน

08/12/2023

Consideration 🇹🇿

24/10/2023

One two two . 🇹🇭🥰❤️

03/10/2023

See you soon Thailand 🇹🇭

25/08/2023

Early flight !! ✈️

28/07/2023

Wildebeest

What are wildebeest?
Also known as the gnu, the wildebeest is a member of the antelope family. They have a large, box-like head with curving horns. The front end of their body is heavily built, while the hindquarters are slender with spindly legs. They have a gray coat and a black mane as well as a beard that can be black or white. There are several races of wildebeest. The species forming the large herds of the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem of Kenya and Tanzania is known as the western white-bearded wildebeest, while the eastern white-bearded races inhabit Kenya and Tanzania east of the Gregory Rift. The brindled, or blue, race occurs south of the Zambezi River.

Source : https://www.awf.org/wildlife-conservation/wildebeest

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25/07/2023

Lucky Number Follower - 111
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23/07/2023

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23/07/2023

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21/07/2023

18/07/2023

Hello handsome 🦒 🇹🇿
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18/07/2023

Karibu Mikumi.

17/07/2023

Voyage Village, Mikumi 🇹🇿

15/07/2023

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12/07/2023

Masai & I

Bead Trader 🥰🥰 we are supporting each other 🥰

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Maasai Beadwork

Written by Thomson Safaris
maasai beadwork

Many of our guests are fascinated by the beautiful Maasai beadwork they find on safari in Tanzania. The beadwork is used to create accessories like necklaces, bracelets, pendants, anklets, belts, and sandals, as well as home décor and a number of household tools.

These make great gifts for loved ones back home, and not just for their beauty. Maasai beadwork is a cultural practice with great importance and symbolism to the community of East Africa. Here are some interesting facts about the longstanding tradition:

1. The beaded ornaments represent Maasai cultural values and traditions.

The practice is done specifically by women, and it’s considered their duty to learn beadwork. These products are for both men and women, and they’re used in cultural practices such as weddings, rituals, and community events.

2. Maasai beadwork has been in existence for hundreds of years.

The tradition of Maasai beadwork dates back hundreds of years. It became significant and known to the rest of the world in the 19th century after trade with other tribes.

examples of maasai beadwork bracelets

3. Beads weren’t the original material used.

Initially, Maasai women used dried grass, sticks, clay, seeds, and shells as materials to make the traditional ornaments. Over time, they began using attractive beads made of plastic and glass that they obtained from other communities through trade.

4. Maasai beadwork is worn according to the age and social status of an individual.

Unmarried females wear large flat beaded discs around their neck when dancing as a sign of grace and flexibility. A woman getting married wears a very elaborate and heavily beaded neck piece on her wedding day, and once married, she wears a long necklace with blue beads. Those of a higher social status wear more colorful beads.

maasai women wearing beaded jewlery

5. Different colors hold special meaning.

There are a number of different colors used in Maasai beadwork, and each one holds a special meaning: red signifies blood, bravery, and unity. White represents health, peace, and purity. Blue is the color of the sky and represents energy, and green is the color of grass, which signifies the land and production. Black represents the people and the struggle they must endure. Yellow symbolizes the sun, fertility, and growth, and orange represents warmth, generosity, and friendship.
Source :

https://thomsonsafaris.com/blog/5-things-didnt-know-maasai-beadwork/

11/07/2023

📍Dubai Marina 🇦🇪 ⏰ : October 2022 🇦🇪

11/07/2023

📍The Frame of Dubai 🇦🇪 ⏰: October 2022 🇦🇪

11/07/2023

🐫 : Camel Ride ⏰ : October 2022 🇦🇪

10/07/2023

📍Museum of the future 🇦🇪 ⏰ : October 2022 🇦🇪

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🌎: https://museumofthefuture.ae/en

10/07/2023

Lion & Lioness 📸 by Nokita Nok-Parita 📍Masai Mara ⏰: February 2022 … still have many more in camera 📸 🇰🇪

09/07/2023

Thinking about Thai Food & Thai Spa in Tanzania Thinking about Lotus Spa & Thaï Restaurant. The only Thai Restaurant in Tanzania 🇹🇿 who get certified from Thai Embassy "Thai Select" 🇹🇿

09/07/2023

Fly with me!! ✈️🇹🇿 🇹🇿

07/07/2023

Nice one 😂😂

"Dare come for it...." Lense on the wrong Hands😂😂😂
The Kenyan📸🇰🇪