
I loved how even the sunlight seemed to be part of this young Suri girl’s colorful ensemble of seed pods, leaves, wild tomatoes, and other natural elements from the Omo Valley’s landscape. The elaborate headdresses of flowers, fruits, and even pottery that the Suri women wore were each incredibly unique. Every woman had her own unique style, interwoven with traditional paint and intricately carved earrings or lip plates. Although historically, the women of the Omo Valley reserved such colorful regalia for special occasions, in recent years, they have found ways to supplement their income by sharing their culture with visitors.
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How the Leopard Got Its Spots
Los Delfines
Ghosts of the Lake
Flor y Florecer
I See You Too
How the Leopard Got Its Spots (Color)
Painted Love
Sisters
Red Curtain
Unbreakable Bond
Hammertime
Being Mundari
Symbiotic
Queen
Murmuration in Waves
Diva
Alone Together
Flor de Sal
With Open Arms
My Way
Omo Spirit
The Space Between
PS I Love You
Solo Seal










