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BY Francis Akhalbey, 1:27pm February 27, 2018,

See the Surma people of Ethiopia and their flamboyant use of plants in fashion

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by Francis Akhalbey, 1:27pm February 27, 2018,
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Located in southwestern Ethiopia, the Surma tribe, originally known as the Suri are well known for their unique and flamboyant use of plants as fashion accessories. Check out the beautiful and striking end results in these photos.

See the Surma people of Ethiopia and their flamboyant use of plants in fashion

Photo via addisgazetta on Twitter

 

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See the Surma people of Ethiopia and their flamboyant use of plants in fashion

Photo via addisgazetta on Twitter

 

See the Surma people of Ethiopia and their flamboyant use of plants in fashion

Photo via addisgazetta on Twitter

 

See the Surma people of Ethiopia and their flamboyant use of plants in fashion

Photo via addisgazetta on Twitter

 

See the Surma people of Ethiopia and their flamboyant use of plants in fashion

Photo via addisgazetta on Twitter

 

See the Surma people of Ethiopia and their flamboyant use of plants in fashion

Photo via addisgazetta on Twitter

 

See the Surma people of Ethiopia and their flamboyant use of plants in fashion

Photo via addisgazetta on Twitter

 

See the Surma people of Ethiopia and their flamboyant use of plants in fashion

Photo via addisgazetta on Twitter

Last Edited by:Ismail Akwei Updated: February 27, 2018

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