balanbalis
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Yeah there are two primary shapes for xirsi
the rectangle
And the cylinder-ish
There were also leather versions, men wore them more
(on his head
lastly, the bridal necklace needs to be brought back!
Question on Cultural Accessories: Beaded Necklaces and Belts
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the rectangle
And the cylinder-ish
There were also leather versions, men wore them more
(on his head
lastly, the bridal necklace needs to be brought back!
wonyluvr
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balanbalis
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I love Somali culture man
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yeah I heard the come from southerns so did northerners buy it from them cuz my grandma up north had jewellery.
how much is it actually to produce them? Is it mostly silver or other materials
balanbalis
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I’ve asked my mum and she said urbanisation has made some different clans move to major cities, even Hargeisa
Price wise I don’t know until June when my mum goes back lol
Espaa_
Ku sali nabiga {scw}
I have a question. Do northerners wear shaash? I have never seen yall wear it and I always assumed we all wore it until someone on tiktok replied to me saying you guys dont. However some refuted and said they do wear it. Is it a thing in the north? Genuine question
One of my friends is from PL and she said she wears it but its not common. Idk about north west though
balanbalis
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Yeah we still have my mums saash from her saash saar, and we wear dirac shiid/baati that is saash patterned lol
Espaa_
Ku sali nabiga {scw}
Thats sick I didnt know that. I thought it was a very southern clothing that got spread throughout all of somaliweyn via trade like how the dirac originated from the north and alindi originated from the south
does it hold cultural relevance up north? Is shaash saar a common practice?
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wonyluvr
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They do but they don’t traditionally do shaash saar they do xeedho most of them anyways
Cowrie shells come from bantus who use it deeply in their culture.. we were nomadic people for the majority so it's not reasonable that the traditional cloths or accessories would have cowries.
People recently started added cowries to the dhaqan for no good reason
