Keep your culture and your Traditions, it's the DNA of who you are and Reverence to your Ancestor. Love from Montserrat W.I. Royal and Majestically Regal, one love. 🇲🇸🇲🇸🇲🇸🇲🇸🇲🇸🔥🔥🔥✊✊✊✊💪💪💪 🎼🎶🎵💒
Beautiful culture. I'm African myself (Ethiopian) but I've honestly never heard a thing about Lesotho. I know where it is but other than a couple research papers about maternal mortality, I've never seen a person from that country.
wow for the second i thought i have seen Ethiopian people specially at the beginning, here in Ethiopia we have some what similar culture but in stead of blanket we wear animal skin or "Kuta" which is mead from cotton.
it used to be like that in Burundi until the govt forbade the wearing of blankets in the 1960s. It reached a point where if you were caught with a blanket on in public authorities would incinerate it. Eventually people abandoned that practice altogether.
Keep your culture and your Traditions, it's the DNA of who you are and Reverence to your Ancestor. Love from Montserrat W.I. Royal and Majestically Regal, one love. 🇲🇸🇲🇸🇲🇸🇲🇸🇲🇸🔥🔥🔥✊✊✊✊💪💪💪 🎼🎶🎵💒
Create a museum to showcase these traditions. Let a new generation especially children know about their culture. That’s how you keep things alive.
Right culture i love them keep it up....
Awesome there So Beautiful I want One Great Africa
Beautiful culture. I'm African myself (Ethiopian) but I've honestly never heard a thing about Lesotho. I know where it is but other than a couple research papers about maternal mortality, I've never seen a person from that country.
Dumelang
Who makes the blankets and whether they are locally made providing jobs to the local Basotho people?
Beautiful country lesotho
Forget the blankets, look at the straw hats!!!!
wow for the second i thought i have seen Ethiopian people specially at the beginning, here in Ethiopia we have some what similar culture but in stead of blanket we wear animal skin or "Kuta" which is mead from cotton.
it used to be like that in Burundi until the govt forbade the wearing of blankets in the 1960s. It reached a point where if you were caught with a blanket on in public authorities would incinerate it. Eventually people abandoned that practice altogether.
Wow,I didn't even know this. Burundi needs to get its inheritance BACK.