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2. Basotho blanket - Wikipedia

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   The way that Basotho men wear these traditional blankets is based on the traditional Kaross, an animal skin cloak although their transformation to "factory-woven textile" is attributed to King Moshoeshoe I. [3] By 1860 securing sufficient skins for Karosses was increasingly difficult and by 1872 a large majority of sheepskin covers had been ...

3. Slave for Sale - Wikipedia

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   Una esclava en venta is a painting by José Jiménez Aranda. Aranda was a Spanish painter, from Sevilla. The painting was made in 1897. Today, it is in the Museo de Málaga. It measures 100 by 82cm. In English, it is called Slave for Sale. In 1905, the Museo de Arte Moderno bought the painting. Today, the Museo de Arte Moderno is part of Museo ...

4. A.S. Mopeli-Paulus - Wikipedia

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   Atwell Sidwell Mopeli-Paulus (15 January 1913–1994) was a Mosotho writer from South Africa who published works in Sesotho and co-authored works in English. During the 1950s he completed several novels, novellas and the first draft of his autobiography.

5. 5 Small Businesses Making Big, Cozy Blankets - AOL

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   When consumers shop for blankets this winter, these small enterprises hope to catch their attention. 5 Small Businesses Making Big, Cozy Blankets Skip to main content

6. The 7 Best Small Standing Desks for Fitting in Even the Uh ...

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   How We Chose the Best Small Standing Desks A standard office desk ranges from about 60 to 70 inches across the desktop width. This is pretty big for small spaces, so we looked for anything in the ...

7. Sotho people - Wikipedia

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   The local traditional dresses are made using colored cloth and ribbon accents bordering each layer. Sotho women often purchase this material and have it designed in a style similar to West and East African dresses. Women often wrap a long print cloth or a small blanket around their waist, either as a skirt or as a second garment over it.