mursi tribe lip plates | Lip-plates

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Lip-plates — Mursi Online
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https://www.mursi.org/introducing-the-mursi/Body%20Decoration/lip-plates

WebThe lip-plate ( dhebi a tugoin) has become the chief visible distinguishing characteristic of the Mursi and made them a prime attraction for tourists. A girl’s lower lip is cut, by her mother or by another woman of her settlement, when she reaches the age of 15 or 16.

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The Mursi tribe and lip-plates - ICDO
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https://www.icdo.at/the-mursi-tribe-and-lip-plates/

WebThey are one of the last tribes that still wear traditional clothing and accessories. Mursi women are famous for their wooden lip plates – a symbol of beauty and identity. A girl’s lower lip is cut (sometimes by her mother) when she reaches 15 or 16, and held open by a sodden plug until it heals.

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Lip-plates and the people who take photographs - Mursi
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https://www.mursi.org/pdf/lip-plates.pdf

WebThe Mursi live in the far southwest of Ethiopia, about 100 km north of the Kenyan border, in the valley of the River Omo. They number less than 10,000 and are one of the last groups in Africa amongst whom it is still the norm for women to wear large pottery or wooden ‘plates’ in their lower lips.1 The lip-plate has become the chief visible dis-

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The labial plate in the Mursi culture | Exploring Africa
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https://www.exploring-africa.com/en/ethiopia/clothing-accessories-and-body-modification-mursi/labial-plate-mursi-culture

WebOne of the main distinguishing features of the Mursi is the practice of women to wear lip plates; the labial plates are an iconic ornament of this tribe, they are made of terracotta or wood, they are an exclusively female ornament and …

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The Mursi Tribe: A Visual Journey - North of Known
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https://www.northofknown.com/mursi-tribe/

WebThe lip plate is removable, and they typically take it out when it’s time to eat or during certain daily activities. The lip plate is usually worn as a display of cultural identity and beauty during ceremonies, community gatherings, and when interacting with tourists.

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Mursi Tribe's Lip Plate: A Deep Cultural Insight - Twisted Magazine
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https://www.twistedmagazine.com/lip-plate-practice-of-the-mursi-tribe/

WebJul 27, 2022 · Usually worn by unmarried girls when they turn 15 or 16, their lip is cut by another female tribe member (sometimes their mother) and gradually stretched over time to accommodate a large plate made of clay or wood. A lip plate itself symbolizes and displays a number of traits: eligibility, fertility, perseverance, and great beauty in the wearer ...

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Reflections on the lip-plates of Mursi women as a source of …
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https://www.mursi.org/documents-and-texts/published-articles/shauna-latosky/the-lip-plates-of-mursi-women

WebThere is some variation in the shape, style and design of lip-plates. The four main kinds of clay lip-plates are: red (dhebi a golonya ), reddish brown (dhebi a luluma), black (dhebi a korra ) and a natural clay color or ‘white’ (dhebi a holla).

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Lip plate - Wikipedia
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WebTribes that are known for their traditional lip plates or labrets include: The Mursi and Surma (Suri) women of Ethiopia The Sara women of Chad (ceased wearing plates in the 1920s)

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Beyond Beauty: Exploring the Cultural Tapestry of Lip Plates
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https://medium.com/@halidarahma2003/beyond-beauty-exploring-the-cultural-tapestry-of-the-lip-plates-of-the-mursi-tribe-in-ethiopia-and-f926e2e017b2

WebJan 2, 2024 · The Mursi people consider lip plates a symbol of beauty, strength, and social status. Young girls usually start the process of lip plate insertion during adolescence, a rite of passage...

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THE 'MIRANDA' AND THE 'CULTURAL ARCHIVE': From Mun (Mursi) lip-plates
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https://www.jstor.org/stable/23644464

WebThese well-known practices have been labelled 'harmful traditional practices' in a government campaign, and there is growing pressure for the Mun to abandon them. This paper aims to review this campaign by focusing on the lip-plates' position within the wider cultural practice of body painting.

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