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Just after my new aunt (who is 10 years my junior) got her hair braided and had henna put on her hands and feet in preparation for the following day's meet and greet. She is sitting on her bridal bed where she will stay for the next month. She literally (as well as my uncle), will not go anywhere for the next month, but stay here and around the house.
Braided seal intestines dry in the sun on a rack at a subsistence camp. This is a traditional food that Inupiat people have eaten for a long time. In a cold environment, all parts of a marine mammal like a seal are valuable sources of nutrition and calories to stay warm.
Braided seal intestine hangs over a suspended log.
Very simple: two French braids down her back.
When she was younger, she requested this hairstyle every morning and called it "zamot mechubarot", i.e., connected braids, because I connected them at the nape with a scrunchy. That way, her hair had really no tangles after a long day of running, jumping and playing.
But here is the unconnected version.
This was a quick braid so it's pretty sloppy. Wizard has such a nice, full mane- it's fun to play dress-up with him.
The horses' tails are braided and folded up to keep them from getting tangled in the mallets. For the same reason, their manes are shorn. The horses that I saw at this match were among the most relaxed I've ever seen.
For texture I chose something that Im always changing..my hair! This is braiding hair to be exact with some gold hair accessories that I put in after I'm finished braiding the hair.
Pattern to be found here: olgajazzzy.blogspot.com/2010/12/cable-braided-necklace.html, yarn from my stash.
symmetry: a white girl's braids... all tightly & smoothly woven. ironically, this is the girl that was in question when all "lleh" broke loose at Creation. little did I realize this as I slyly went about the capture.