File:Matumbavu Khanga Style.jpg

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Matumbavu Kanga style worn by Pate women and girls from Lamu Island

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Kiswahili: Matumbavu huvaliwa na wanawake na wasichana kutoka kisiwani Pate Lamu. Matumbavu huvaliwa na khanga au lesso mbili yaani vipande vya lesson viwili kimoja kikivaliwa kifuani na cha pili kiunoni. Kipande cha lesso cha juu huvaliwa mfano wa sidiria ndogo, kipande kingine huvaliwa kiunoni.
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Photo taken by student from Stone town academy under supervision of Khadija Issa Twahir a Librarian Lamu Fort Museum's Library.

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