Ivory Coast, women and children in front of a well.

Senegal, Cayar beach, young boys in their circumcision outfits

Morocco, between Targha and El Jahba, berber women

Tanzania, Zanzibar (Unguja island), Zanzibar city, Stone Town.

Tanzania, Zanzibar (Unguja island), Zanzibar city, Stone Town.

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Painted costume from the Ivory Coast. The Ivory Coast (officially the Republic of Cote d`Ivoire) is adjacent to Mali, Burkina Faso, Liberia and Guinea on the west coast of Africa.

Dark-skinned man with a turban

Woman in Eastern dress with hands behind head

Fashion & Costume - (Color) c. 1410 England In 1415 European expansion begins as the Portuguese capture the point in North Africa opposite Gibraltar which Henry the Navigator uses as a base for further expeditions down the African coast. cTte hardie, do

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Symbolic signs from the Ivory Coast Patience and endurance The Ivory Coast (officially the Republic of Cote d`Ivoire) is adjacent to Mali, Burkina Faso, Liberia and Guinea on the west coast of Africa.

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Resist print from the Ivory Coast. In resist printing the fabric is first treated with a material called a resist that protects against color absorption. Color is then applied to achieve the design. The Ivory Coast (off

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Ivory axe head, Dahomey (probably ceremonial) Dahomey - now the Republic of Benin - is situated on the coast of West Africa between Togo and Nigeria in an area known as the "Slave Coast". The kingdom of Dahomey prosp

Arabian royalty in turban

Ivory Coast, Africans in traditional costume