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Africa-Press – Angola. <\/strong><\/span>The utensil \u201cOcihayilo\u201d, which means (pillow) belonging to the ethnolinguistic groups Amb\u00f3, Nyaneka Humbi and Os Helelo is the object chosen in August by the National Museum of Anthropology, in Luanda, as part of the \u201cPe\u00e7a do M\u00eas\u201d project, which for 30 days it is the attraction of visitors, following the rotation offered to the collections.<\/b><\/p>\n

According to the supporting text, the communities in the Southwest region of the country have in common an association between agriculture and livestock, as well as the beauty and charm shown in the most varied stages of life.<\/p>\n

It describes that from an artistic-cultural point of view, these communities produce body adornments, clothing, carefully engraved metal bracelets and household utensils.<\/p>\n

The piece “Ocihayilo” (singular) is a beauty for personal use with the function of maintaining the conservation of the woman’s hairstyle when sleeping. It is made of wood decorated in a variable way with geometric, anthropomorphic motifs (vegetable form), the latter worn by characters who hold relevant status within the community.<\/p>\n

The use of the pillow is inseparably linked to the beauty and rites of women. Because, regarding beauty, hairstyles take a more important place in a woman’s life and are made with the greatest delicacy from the simplest to the most complex, from the least luxurious to the most luxurious, involving materials such as multicolored beads, shells, buttons, fibers vegetables such as the baobab.<\/p>\n

To make hair soft and shiny, a variety of cosmetics such as cow butter and ompeke oil are used. To this are added dyes from olukula (crushed leaves of the ondete bush.<\/p>\n

The period of making the hairstyles can last several days and the method of preparation requires mastery of the art. As for the rites, these give the most diverse meanings and functions to hairstyles. For example, among the mwila or mumwila, after the initiation rite, young women often use the rooster model, designated by the term atyipukika. For the handa or ovahanda, the most extravagant hairstyles appear at the time of puberty, known by the names of onophuti and ohundia. Therefore, there is a differentiation of hairstyles that makes it possible to determine the stage of each woman (non-pubescent, single, married, with children, widow or in mourning of a close loved one).<\/p>\n

In this context, the pillow or “Apoia Nuca”, is a promotion of artistic and cultural creation, uses and customs considered symbols of the identity of the populations of Southwest Angola, in particular the nyaneka-humbi group.<\/p>\n

In short, the exhibition of the piece makes it possible to establish the bridge between tradition and modernism, so the pillow remains present and indispensable in our lives.<\/p>\n

Project Promotes The Museum Collection<\/b><\/p>\n

The director-general of the National Museum of Anthropology, \u00c1lvaro Jorge, said Tuesday, in statements to Jornal de Angola, that the “Pe\u00e7a do M\u00eas” program aims to promote the dissemination of cultural heritage for educational purposes, fundamentally for future generations.<\/p>\n

The project, he said, has been visited by many students and foreigners interested in exploring more the cultural aspects of the most varied ethnic groups of the Angolan people.<\/p>\n

The director-general advanced that during the month of August, and not just in the project “A Pe\u00e7a do M\u00eas”, the museum received a total of 45 foreign visitors, having added that this month the museum institution received the visit of 25 tourists of German nationality. , eight British, eight Americans, two Italians and two Dutch.<\/p>\n

As for national citizens, the museum received, during the month of August, the visit of a total of 360 individuals, with a greater predominance of children and young people, despite the pedagogical break.<\/p>\n

Since November 2016, the National Museum of Anthropology has had a central deposit, adjacent to the main building, with the aim of conserving the collection in better conditions.<\/p>\n

Founded on November 13, 1976, the National Museum of Anthropology was the first museum institution created after Angola’s independence a year earlier.<\/p>\n

This scientific, cultural and educational institution is dedicated to the collection, investigation and conservation of its collection.<\/p>\n

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