Girl In Blue Beaded Attire and Black Sneakers For Festival Of Beads
Celebrating talent and culture at the festival of beads. Nice beaded outfit.
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Cutting the Wedding cake
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Swati Princesses At The Umhlanga Reed Dance Festival
The beautiful Princesses, were spotted in their Swazi traditional attire for the 2018, Reed dance festival. Left – right: Her Royal Highness, Princess Sibahle, Princess Sakhizwe and Princess Senty. Daughters of His Royal Majesty, King Mswati III of the kingdom of Swaziland.
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