This a very unique Zulu colored Beaded Flashlight from South Africa. For many Zulu  beaded jewelry, garments, and other accessories became important markers of identity. Bead work was a visual marker of social position, marital status, ethnic affiliation and location of the family’s homeland.  Zulu bead work has been valued as currency, as decoration, and as a marker of identity. This is a lovely old beaded Zulu flashlight would be a great addition to your collection or home.

Shows age and Natural Wear

7 Inches Tall
Handle
1 3/4 x 34

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Mid 20th- Century
Shows Natural Age and Wear

3 1/4 Inches Wide Horns
3.5 Inches Tall
.5 Inches Deep Inches Deep

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