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Portraits of the Samburu Tribe

Published: 26 feb, 2025

Sony ILCE-7RM51/160f/3.2ISO 32062 mm

Albert Domenech Viella

Barcelona, Spain

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These portraits showcase the Samburu, a semi-nomadic community living at the foot of Mount Ololokwe in northern Kenya. With their traditional attire, colorful beadwork, and body paintings, they reflect a deep connection to their culture and natural surroundings. The images capture women adorned with vibrant necklaces, some kids and the tribe’s leader, who are often elders called “Laigwanan”. These elders are respected for their wisdom and experience and play a crucial role in decision-making, conflict resolution, and preserving traditions. Mount Ololokwe, considered sacred, is an essential part of their life and traditions. These portraits document the identity of this tribe who preserve their customs in the face of modern changes, highlighting their bond with the land and cultural heritage.

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