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Corn Grinding
Grinding corn in the traditional manner in the Bechuanaland Protectorate
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Bert Hardy
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1950 African Tribal Culture Baby Baby Girls Botswana Bucket Cooking Domestic Life Group Of People Kitchen Utensil Two People Village Young Adult Young Women
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In this photograph captured by Bert Hardy in 1950, we are transported to the heart of Africa, specifically the Bechuanaland Protectorate (now Botswana). The image showcases a timeless tradition - corn grinding - being carried out in the most authentic manner. A group of women, ranging from young adults to mothers with their baby girls strapped on their backs, gather together outdoors in a rural village setting. They stand proudly as they engage in this age-old practice that has been passed down through generations. Clutching traditional kitchen utensils and working diligently, they grind corn using a large stone mortar and pestle. The scene exudes simplicity and harmony with nature. A humble house stands nearby while an old bucket sits beside it, symbolizing the essentials needed for daily life. As these women come together to prepare food for their families, one can almost hear the rhythmic sound of corn being ground into flour. Hardy's expert photography captures not only the physical act but also reveals glimpses of African tribal culture and domestic life during that era. This print serves as a powerful reminder of our roots and traditions that have shaped us over time. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of artistry from Fine Art Storehouse, we are reminded of the strength and resilience embodied by these women who carry on ancient customs amidst changing times.
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