The Craftsmen Of Barotseland -- Another home craft in which the Barotse excel is the making of pottery. The girl moulding a vase is dressed in typical Barotes costume of Victorian design. The famous Barotse Chief, Lewanika, brought back this fashion from a visit to England in 1902 and the styles have not changed since. February 8, 1952. (Photo by Camera Press).

The Craftsmen Of Barotseland -- Another home craft in which the Barotse excel is the making of pottery. The girl moulding a vase is dressed in typical Barotes costume of Victorian design. The famous Barotse Chief, Lewanika, brought back this fashion from a visit to England in 1902 and the styles have not changed since. February 8, 1952. (Photo by Camera Press).
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