Die Suri verwenden natürliche Farben, um die Verzierungen zu schmücken. KIBISH, ÄTHIOPIEN: TREFFEN SIE DEN Stamm, wo angehende Bräute tragen große LIPPENPLATTEN zu bestimmen, wie m
The Suri use natural paints to decorate the adornments. KIBISH, ETHIOPIA: MEET THE tribe where budding brides wear large LIP PLATES to determine how many CATTLE they are worth. In one image, a Suri tribeswoman sported a ten-inch-wide lip plate featuring a triangular cut-out design whilst her head was adorned with chains and her arms with decorative scars. In another, an elder female of the tribe wore a headdress of corn and displayed how her oversized and stretched lip appeared with the lip plate removed ? hanging down below her chin. Business owner Tori Bohn (56) from Bali, Indonesia, captured the stunning images in Kibish, Ethiopia. Kibish is located within the Omo Valley ? a region which is home to eight tribes with a total tribal population of roughly 200, 000. Tori spent three days with the Suri tribe learning about their decorative lip plates. There are thought to be around 7, 500 Suri tribespeople left. Suri culture and economy are centred around the tribe?s cattle. Tori captured the images using a Nikon D850 camera and Nikkor AF-S 24-70mm F2.8G ED and Nikkor 70-200mm F2.8G lenses. mediadrumworld.com / @toriebohn
