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A GIRL WIFE” from ‘Among the Ibos of Nigeria’ (1921) written by Anglican missionary G. T. Basden

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Reproduction of uli drawings by Igbo women on paper in the early 20th century. These were to be drawn on skin, earlier Christian missionaries discouraged their use on skin and had Igbo women draw them on paper. Pitt River Museum.

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Úlì designed by Igbo women of Awka collected by missionaries, c. 1933.

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Uli semi-permanent body art, Mgbala Agwa, 1983. Liz Willis.

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Igbo lady decorating house walls with uli, Igboland. Photo by Margaret Courtney-Clarke, late 1980s.

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Mrs Arnott & Girls at Slessor Memorial Home, Arochuku”, a sewing lesson at a centre in Arochukwu established in memory of Scottish missionary Mary Slessor after her death in 1915.

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Painters of the Earth Shrine (Ala).’ Nimo, Nigeria, October 1994. Photo: Elizabeth Péri.

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Akwete (Ndoki Igbo) Weaver (Postcard).

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Visit Eastern Nigeria”, an Akwete weaver part of the presentation of the Eastern Nigeria Ministry of Commerce, based in Enugu, at the 1962 Lagos International Trade Fair (postcard).

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Young Igbo Weaver Working on a Horizontal Loom. Near Aba, Nigeria. Photo by Jeanne Tabachnick.

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Amanyanabo Edward Asimini William Dappa Pepple III, the king of Bonny in Ovation International magazine, dressed in Ikaki bite (tortoise cloth) which is made in Akwete

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Okumkpa masquerade play, Amuro village, Afikpo Village-Group (Cross River Igbo area), Nigeria, Eke day, 13 January, 1952. Photo: Simon Ottenberg. Smithsonian.

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Okumkpa masquerade play, Amuro village, Afikpo Village-Group, Nigeria. Photo by Simon Ottenberg, early 1950s.

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Musicians and chorus at the Okumkpa performance, Mgbom village, Afikpo Village-Group (Cross River Igbo area), Nigeria, 1959-1960. Photo: Simon Ottenberg.

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Ọkụkọ Ani. Photo: Onwa_Nnewi

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A Rooster offered to Arobinagu. Photo: Mmiri Doro-Edo Ngozi Obasi

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War dance photographed in Port Harcourt, 1950s. Keystone / Getty Images [Perhaps the Ikperikpe Ogu of the Ohafia, Abiriba, Abam, and Bende.]

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Woman Handweaving Akwete Cloth. Photo by Ekekeh Ubadire Obioma*

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An Akwete weaver. Photo: Opencountrymag

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An Akwete weaver. Photo: Opencountrymag

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Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May wears Akwete on her visit to Nigeria. Photo: Nigeriana.news

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