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Women adorned with Nzu (chalk), symbolizing the spirituality of the festival, wearing various greenery leaves as they chant, dance, and clean the market in preparation for the Aji Festival in Isobo. Photo credit: Ekureku Hub.
Women adorned with Nzu (chalk), symbolizing the spirituality of the festival, wearing various greenery leaves as they chant, dance, and clean the market in preparation for the Aji Festival in Isobo. Photo credit: Ekureku Hub.
| Ref. | OZ-P-2101 |
|---|---|
| Type | Photograph · image/jpeg |
| Credit | Ekureku Hub |
| Added | 23 March 2025 |
| Dimensions | 554 × 554 |
| Size | 134 KB |
| Rights | credit “Ekureku Hub” read from the item's own caption text, which says "Photo credit: Ekureku Hub.". Derived from the WordPress record, not established by a person: nobody has confirmed this. |
Used in
- Nzu in Igbo Culture: A Symbol of Purity, Peace, and Spirituality — shown in its text
- Reinterpreting Masculine Cultural Traditions: The Hidden Influence of Women in Igbo Festivals — shown in its text
- The Aji Festival of Isobo Otaka: A Celebration of Womanhood and Igbo Heritage in Cross River — its featured image
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