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Captured in Gamo Gofa, Ethiopia in 2024, the Suri tribe's body art is not just a form of adornment but a significant part of their cultural identity. Members of the tribe intricately paint their faces and wear stunning floral headpieces, preparing for special occasions that hold cultural meaning. Their use of clay from the river to turn into body paint combined with seasonal and exotic flowers, plants, berries, and seed pods decorated them with patterns inspired by birds and other natural elements showcases their deep connection with nature. (Photo by Ingrid Koedood/Media Drum Images)
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