Blue Zulu Maiden Beaded Belt Walk Action Means Pride Respect Joy #shorts #zuluculture #tradition

Zulu maiden walks outdoors in dry grass field with barbed wire fence and hills and houses behind during daytime wearing bright blue towel mini skirt isigekle with colorful beaded belt ibhande with diamond pattern red yellow blue green orange and front beaded panel with same pattern hanging and beaded arm bands izigekle gold yellow on both upper arms and colorful beaded wrist bands izintsimbi with white red yellow green black and braided hair pattern isinene with shaved lines and white beads and red glasses and beaded sling bag isiqu with black white and colorful embroidery and blue and brown beaded ankle rattles amashoba with shells and brown sandals izimbadada, action teaching focus starts with walking away from camera back view showing blue isigekle and beaded belt and arm bands and braided hair meaning ukuphenduka turning to show full attire to community and that back view teaches that maiden's pride is seen from all sides, then turning around side and front with hand on chest holding breast meaning ukuzotha humility modesty and respect before elders and community, then crossing arms over chest with both hands meaning isithunzi dignity and self respect and protection of chest, then smiling and laughing while posing meaning joy confidence and that she enjoys culture, then blowing kiss with hand and lifting leg meaning ukugiya playfulness and celebration and that amashoba ankle rattles make sound when she steps so ancestors hear her arrival and that blue isigekle means calm water peace loyalty and clarity and that colorful ibhande means family pride messages and unity and that gold arm bands mean wealth and being held by family and that braided hair isinene means neatness and being raised well with discipline and that walking on dry grass barefoot with sandals shows connection to earth.