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Jim and Kellee

Monday, November 3, 2008

the Kuna people


Many, but not all, Kuna women dress as you see here, with a red cloth on their heads, bright cloth as a wrapped skirt, and they wear "molas," which are brightly embroidered pieces of cloth, covering their torsos. They cover their lower arms and legs with red, green and yellow plastic beads.




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