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What materials did Ndebele women use to decorate their houses?
What materials did Ndebele women use to decorate their houses?
- Wood, metal, and plastic
- Clay, cow dung, and natural materials (correct)
- Stone, cement, and artificial colors
- Paint and synthetic materials
How did Ndebele women create their designs on the houses?
How did Ndebele women create their designs on the houses?
- Using modern paintbrushes
- Using stencils and stamps
- Using fingers, as brushes were unknown (correct)
- Using traditional brushes made of animal hair
What was Esther Mahlangu's mother occupied with?
What was Esther Mahlangu's mother occupied with?
- Modern art and sculpture
- Farming and agriculture
- Traditional wall painting and beadwork (correct)
- Cooking and cleaning
Where was Esther Mahlangu born?
Where was Esther Mahlangu born?
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What were the houses of Ndebele women like during winter?
What were the houses of Ndebele women like during winter?
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Ndebele Women's Decorative Houses
- Ndebele women used natural materials such as earth, grass, and cow dung to decorate their houses.
- They created their designs on the houses using their fingers, using bold geometric patterns and vibrant colors.
- Esther Mahlangu's mother was occupied with decorating their home with traditional Ndebele designs.
- Esther Mahlangu was born in 1935 in Middleburg, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
- During winter, the houses of Ndebele women were often smeared with a mixture of cow dung and water to protect them from the cold.
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