1. Clothing: Muslims
(Culture/Costumes)

Costumes are mainly jalabiya, light, loose, usually white dresses, in some areas blouses and skirts accompanied by shawls covering the shoulders and heads The Muslim religious costumes seem

2. Axum
(Cities/Axum)

...the Ethiopian Christmas and Epiphany (January 7 and 19, respectively) when visitors will enjoy the colorful costumes and ornaments of the Ethiopian Orthodox priests and deacons. The main hotel, a to...

3. Addis Ababa
(Cities/Addis Ababa)

...seum, houses the most precious and historical artifacts, documents, paintings, handicraft work, traditional costumes, etc., representing the mosaic of cultures that Ethiopia quite literally is. Addi...

4. Clothing: Christians
(Culture/Costumes)

Within christianity, traditional costumes are most elaborate and colorful, including dresses, capes, hats, umbrellas. Within christianity, traditional costumes are most elaborate and colorful

5. Clothing: Lowlanders
(Culture/Costumes)

...even naked with straws covering private parts. In the lowlands, where the weather is warm and hot, costumes made out of sheep- or goatskin and usually fashioned into miniskirts of sorts, or s...

6. Clothing: Highlanders
(Culture/Costumes)

Place of origin indeed entails the culture of costumes where we see the highlanders as contrary to the lowlanders, bear costumes more cladly and based on cotton. The materials employed can be

7. Costumes
(Category Blog)

Often times costumes categorization aligns to cultural affinity. Whichever way one looks at, the costumes are as "varied, colorful and interesting as the population itself, reflecting ancient and mode