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2. Arhuaca mochila - Wikipedia

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   The women carry the tutu gawa made of agave. The tutu chakeai and jina kau (white, cotton, without drawings) are marunsama backpacks or mamu (spiritual sage of the arhuaco). When a man and woman will marry, the future wife weaves two bags, one for her and one for her husband, to symbolize the love of the couple. [2]

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4. Fatima Jibrell - Wikipedia

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   Fatima Jibrell (Somali: Fadumo Jibriil, Arabic: فاطمة جبريل; born December 30, 1947) is a Somali-American environmental activist. She was the co-founder and executive director of the Horn of Africa Relief and Development Organization (now Adeso), co-founder of Sun Fire Cooking, and was instrumental in the creation of the Women's Coalition for Peace.

5. Longchamp (company) - Wikipedia

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   Longchamp launched its first women's handbag in 1971 by reworking a toiletry case and adding a shoulder strap and two flaps. [9] From that time on, the company began focusing on luggage and women's handbags. [4] [17] In 1978, Longchamp introduced the LM line, its first women's handbags collection. [5] [9] The bags were created from printed ...

6. Millet (manufacturer) - Wikipedia

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   Millet Mountain Group is a French-based company, headquartered in Annecy, specializing in outdoor equipment such as backpacks and sleeping bags.In 2014, Millet was acquired by Swiss holding Calida group. [1]

7. Himba people - Wikipedia

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   Women's sandals are made from cows' skin while men's are made from old car tires. [citation needed] Women who have given birth wear a small backpack of skin attached to their traditional outfit. Himba people, especially women, are famous for covering themselves with otjize paste, a cosmetic mixture of butterfat and ochre pigment.