24 Hours With The Mursi People! 👀

Mursi Tribe - What makes you happiest in life? 🙌 #mursitribe #ethiopia #culture #wisdom | Fearless & Far

Mursi tribe, Omo Valley, Ethiopia. . . . 📽️ . . . #Ethiopia #OmoValley #omoriver #omoadvisor #mursi #tribe #tribes #mursitribe #mursitribes #africa #culture #travelafrica #travelethiopia #culturetraveler #adventure #amazingafrica #amazing_africa #africaamazing #africa_amazing #people_infinity #humanityshots #humanity_shots #peopleinfinity #portrait_mood #portrait #portraits | Omo Advisor

Mursi woman! #travellife #akumbele | Quim Fàbregas

A Mursi Woman From Ethiopia 🇪🇹🫶❤️ | The African Dream

Why do the Surma people utilize lip plates? The Surma people, particularly the Suri sub-tribe, are well-known for their use of lip plates as a type of body decorations. Lip plating, also known as lip stretching, is the process of inserting increasingly bigger clay or wooden plates into the lower lip. This practice is traditionally regarded as a rite of passage in Suri culture and is significant for various reasons: Lip plates have cultural significance in the Suri culture as a symbol of beauty a

Meet and Greet👋: The Mursi from Ethiopia!🇪🇹 They were the inspiration for our location at Rotterdam Coolsingel. A tribe where they wear big lip plates..

Lip plates mark a symbol of great beauty. Secondly, for a woman, it marks a commitment to the husband because it is worn with great pride when serving him food. If the husband dies, the lip plate is removed since a woman’s external beauty is said to fade after his death.The plates are made with clay, no plastics, no additional materials, strictly from the earth! | Melanin Globe