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Nandi husband and wife enjoy a drink of beer brewed from millet sucked through straw Kenya East Africa Stock Photo

RMB1RBXR–Nandi husband and wife enjoy a drink of beer brewed from millet sucked through straw Kenya East Africa

Marula beer in a traditional Zulu claypot with a scoop made from the calabash fruit. Tembe Marula Festival, Zululand, South Africa Stock Photo

RM2A7TDD7–Marula beer in a traditional Zulu claypot with a scoop made from the calabash fruit. Tembe Marula Festival, Zululand, South Africa

Drinking local beer, Mubende Hill, Uganda Stock Photo

RMF9A1DR–Drinking local beer, Mubende Hill, Uganda

Beer pot, mid 20th century, 14 x 16 in. (35.56 x 40.64 cm), Clay, South Africa, 20th century, Among the Zulu peoples, home-brewed sorghum beer is the preferred food of the ancestors. Beer drinking is an indispensable part of communal celebrations of life’s milestones, including birth, marriage, and death. Pots for serving and drinking beer are embellished with textured patterns, some of which are figurative, and then blackened in a smoky reduction firing of grass or dung. Blackening attracts the ancestors, whose presence and blessing are desired Stock Photo

RM2T90ER0–Beer pot, mid 20th century, 14 x 16 in. (35.56 x 40.64 cm), Clay, South Africa, 20th century, Among the Zulu peoples, home-brewed sorghum beer is the preferred food of the ancestors. Beer drinking is an indispensable part of communal celebrations of life’s milestones, including birth, marriage, and death. Pots for serving and drinking beer are embellished with textured patterns, some of which are figurative, and then blackened in a smoky reduction firing of grass or dung. Blackening attracts the ancestors, whose presence and blessing are desired

Residents sip millet beer from a communal pot in Amuria, Uganda, East Africa. Stock Photo

RMCEK2HT–Residents sip millet beer from a communal pot in Amuria, Uganda, East Africa.

A woman carrying a black Zulu beer pot containing marula beer at the Tembe Marula festival in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Stock Photo

RM2A7T6J3–A woman carrying a black Zulu beer pot containing marula beer at the Tembe Marula festival in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

Women selling traditional African millet beer known as umqombothi, pombe, chibuku in a Clay vessel called Ukhamba with a calabash mug on top Stock Photo

RF2KND2AA–Women selling traditional African millet beer known as umqombothi, pombe, chibuku in a Clay vessel called Ukhamba with a calabash mug on top

Objects, beverage, traditional Zulu hand crafted clay beer pot, grass lid and serving implements, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, ethnic, Cultures Stock Photo

RMD4HHR1–Objects, beverage, traditional Zulu hand crafted clay beer pot, grass lid and serving implements, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, ethnic, Cultures

Large pot for cooking local beer in Mali, Africa Stock Photo

RM2D9CPN2–Large pot for cooking local beer in Mali, Africa

People, young adult woman, ethnic, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Zulu maiden, traditional dress, balancing clay beer pot, theme village, Shakaland Stock Photo

RME7FE32–People, young adult woman, ethnic, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Zulu maiden, traditional dress, balancing clay beer pot, theme village, Shakaland

Mosquito Village Mto wa Mbu Tanzania Africa village woman cooking big pot of banana beer for sale to tourists #6 Stock Photo

RMCX3B3F–Mosquito Village Mto wa Mbu Tanzania Africa village woman cooking big pot of banana beer for sale to tourists #6

Egypt, Cairo, Egyptian Museum, from the tomb of Kaemrehu, Saqqara, detail of a big relief depicting agricultural scenes : Adding water in beer batter. Stock Photo

RM2WTDYJJ–Egypt, Cairo, Egyptian Museum, from the tomb of Kaemrehu, Saqqara, detail of a big relief depicting agricultural scenes : Adding water in beer batter.

RMDHDBEX–Ritual Pot (Tsafi Dadie)

Local beer in a bowl at the jumping of the bull ceremony Ethiopia Africa Stock Photo

RMB80D3A–Local beer in a bowl at the jumping of the bull ceremony Ethiopia Africa

People, senior adult man, Zulu chief, ceremonial dress, sitting, pot of traditional African beer, ethnic, Shakaland, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Stock Photo

RMD8YX2M–People, senior adult man, Zulu chief, ceremonial dress, sitting, pot of traditional African beer, ethnic, Shakaland, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

African outdoors kitchen big pots with traditional brewed beer in a village in Botswana, Southern Africa Stock Photo

RF2A4NXXW–African outdoors kitchen big pots with traditional brewed beer in a village in Botswana, Southern Africa

Traditional beer and pot, Basotho Cultural Village, Free State, South Africa Stock Photo

RMWAWRCE–Traditional beer and pot, Basotho Cultural Village, Free State, South Africa

African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba. Picture: Jonathan Stock Photo

RFT94BCC–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba. Picture: Jonathan

Eearthenware vase containing maroela beer, a gourd to scoop the brew from the pot, and feet of a man Stock Photo

RMB8NE8Y–Eearthenware vase containing maroela beer, a gourd to scoop the brew from the pot, and feet of a man

Nandi men and women enjoy a drink from a brew of millet beer sucked through long straw like cane from a large clay pot Kenya Stock Photo

RMB1RBYY–Nandi men and women enjoy a drink from a brew of millet beer sucked through long straw like cane from a large clay pot Kenya

Isometric Vector Illustration of a Zulu Pot Stock Vector

RFGAFFJA–Isometric Vector Illustration of a Zulu Pot

two Basotho black African men sitting in traditional animal skins or hides outside a stone thatch rondawel or hut with a clay pot filled with beer Stock Photo

RFW3Y9K3–two Basotho black African men sitting in traditional animal skins or hides outside a stone thatch rondawel or hut with a clay pot filled with beer

Africa, South Africa, KwaZulu Natal, Shakaland, Zulu beer making (MR) Stock Photo

RFB3TBHC–Africa, South Africa, KwaZulu Natal, Shakaland, Zulu beer making (MR)

Stamp from Tanzania with pottery motif Stock Photo

RMBX4RP1–Stamp from Tanzania with pottery motif

The hands of a woman carrying a black Zulu beer pot containing marula beer at the Tembe Marula festival in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Stock Photo

RM2A7T6F0–The hands of a woman carrying a black Zulu beer pot containing marula beer at the Tembe Marula festival in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

RMBM8HHE–Pouring traditional beer

African kitchen. Beer brewing Stock Photo

RME1M8JX–African kitchen. Beer brewing

Local Beer, Konso Market, Omo Valley, Ethiopia Stock Photo

RMD11CY6–Local Beer, Konso Market, Omo Valley, Ethiopia

Women sell pombe beer in the Rwandan capital of Kigali. Stock Photo

RM2X0GT78–Women sell pombe beer in the Rwandan capital of Kigali.

RMCX3B2A–Mosquito Village Mto wa Mbu Tanzania Africa village woman cooking big pot of banana beer for sale to tourists #6

Dogon terracotta pots for brewing beer. Mali, 2005-2006. Stock Photo

RMW7XG7N–Dogon terracotta pots for brewing beer. Mali, 2005-2006.

A Malian woman pouring partly brewed millet beer into a pot, in Tereli, Mali, while a boy watches with a lid on his head. Stock Photo

RMBHKF86–A Malian woman pouring partly brewed millet beer into a pot, in Tereli, Mali, while a boy watches with a lid on his head.

Datoga Honey beer container made of animal skin Stock Photo

RF2E1T0HH–Datoga Honey beer container made of animal skin

Beverage, still life, objects, traditional African beer , clay pots, calabash scoop, woven strainer, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Zulu culture Stock Photo

RFD8YX2D–Beverage, still life, objects, traditional African beer , clay pots, calabash scoop, woven strainer, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Zulu culture

RF2A4P7F3–African outdoors kitchen big pots with traditional brewed beer in a village in Botswana, Southern Africa

RMWAWRCB–Traditional beer and pot, Basotho Cultural Village, Free State, South Africa

RFT94BC9–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba. Picture: Jonathan

People, Zulu maiden in colourful traditional dress with clay pot on head next to grass hut at tourist attraction Shaka land South Africa Stock Photo

RMD4HHP5–People, Zulu maiden in colourful traditional dress with clay pot on head next to grass hut at tourist attraction Shaka land South Africa

Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet Stock Photo

RMGBH6YR–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

a plastic bowl containing tobwa a locally brewed maize beer has been left on the floor together with plastic mugs from which to drink the beer Stock Photo

RF2AP2CDJ–a plastic bowl containing tobwa a locally brewed maize beer has been left on the floor together with plastic mugs from which to drink the beer

In Eastern Uganda people drink local beer through straws from a communal pot Sipi Uganda Stock Photo

RMA7J5GR–In Eastern Uganda people drink local beer through straws from a communal pot Sipi Uganda

RMB3TBAG–Africa, South Africa, KwaZulu Natal, Shakaland, Zulu beer making (MR)

Lidded Pot, 1900s. Southern Africa, South Africa, Zulu, mid-20th century. Terracotta and plant fiber; diameter: 45.7 cm (18 in.); overall: 33 cm (13 in.). This large, beautifully shaped vessel was used for the serving of beer, an essential component of Zulu hospitality. Undecorated vessels were for private household use, and ornamented examples were reserved for guests. Zulu pottery is produced by women, and is typically thin-walled, with a burnished black surface. Decoration may be incised around the shoulder, as in this example, or may consist of raised bumps that resemble body scarificatio Stock Photo

RM2H105WR–Lidded Pot, 1900s. Southern Africa, South Africa, Zulu, mid-20th century. Terracotta and plant fiber; diameter: 45.7 cm (18 in.); overall: 33 cm (13 in.). This large, beautifully shaped vessel was used for the serving of beer, an essential component of Zulu hospitality. Undecorated vessels were for private household use, and ornamented examples were reserved for guests. Zulu pottery is produced by women, and is typically thin-walled, with a burnished black surface. Decoration may be incised around the shoulder, as in this example, or may consist of raised bumps that resemble body scarificatio

RM2A7T6BG–The hands of a woman carrying a black Zulu beer pot containing marula beer at the Tembe Marula festival in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

RMBM7K0R–

Zulu wives brewing utshwala (beer), Natal, 1912. Artist: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMMPN9EX–Zulu wives brewing utshwala (beer), Natal, 1912. Artist: Unknown.

African beer preparation boiling in a cauldron fermented starches from cereal grains, mostly barley, 19th century illustration Stock Photo

RM2WJF86X–African beer preparation boiling in a cauldron fermented starches from cereal grains, mostly barley, 19th century illustration

Postage stamp from Tanzania in the Pottery series issued in 1985 Stock Photo

RMRA42CB–Postage stamp from Tanzania in the Pottery series issued in 1985

RMCX3B26–Mosquito Village Mto wa Mbu Tanzania Africa village woman cooking big pot of banana beer for sale to tourists #6

RMD0XYAM–Local Beer, Konso Market, Omo Valley, Ethiopia

Traditional African cooking pot also known as the calabash set to dry on an elevated wooden make shift table. Stock Photo

RFRACTT0–Traditional African cooking pot also known as the calabash set to dry on an elevated wooden make shift table.

RF2E1T0HF–Datoga Honey beer container made of animal skin

RFA2DMHC–Images on wall of Zulu bar

Traditional brew of local african beer from sorghum khadi in Botswana Stock Photo

RF2T862J4–Traditional brew of local african beer from sorghum khadi in Botswana

Men drinking traditional beer, Basotho Cultural Village, Free State, South Africa Stock Photo

RMWAWRC0–Men drinking traditional beer, Basotho Cultural Village, Free State, South Africa

RFT94BD2–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba. Picture: Jonathan

People, 2 beautiful young women, two Zulu maidens, traditional dress, balancing clay pots on head, Shakaland, South Africa, culture, friends Stock Photo

RMD4HHP0–People, 2 beautiful young women, two Zulu maidens, traditional dress, balancing clay pots on head, Shakaland, South Africa, culture, friends

RFGBH70H–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, cultures, ethnic, cow hide drying to make shields and leather goods, Zulu beer and water pots, Shakaland theme village Stock Photo

RMD8YX2Y–KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, cultures, ethnic, cow hide drying to make shields and leather goods, Zulu beer and water pots, Shakaland theme village

african traditional beer in a clay put fermenting in the shade in a cool room with a huge wooden spoon for mixing Stock Photo

RF2T6P76J–african traditional beer in a clay put fermenting in the shade in a cool room with a huge wooden spoon for mixing

RMHB89X5–millet beer tanks

Pot Lid, 1900s. Southern Africa, South Africa, Zulu, mid-20th century. Plant fiber; diameter: 45.7 cm (18 in.); overall: 33 cm (13 in.). This large, beautifully shaped vessel was used for the serving of beer, an essential component of Zulu hospitality. Undecorated vessels were for private household use, and ornamented examples were reserved for guests. Zulu pottery is produced by women, and is typically thin-walled, with a burnished black surface. Decoration may be incised around the shoulder, as in this example, or may consist of raised bumps that resemble body scarification. The basketry li Stock Photo

RM2H105YJ–Pot Lid, 1900s. Southern Africa, South Africa, Zulu, mid-20th century. Plant fiber; diameter: 45.7 cm (18 in.); overall: 33 cm (13 in.). This large, beautifully shaped vessel was used for the serving of beer, an essential component of Zulu hospitality. Undecorated vessels were for private household use, and ornamented examples were reserved for guests. Zulu pottery is produced by women, and is typically thin-walled, with a burnished black surface. Decoration may be incised around the shoulder, as in this example, or may consist of raised bumps that resemble body scarification. The basketry li

. The Last Journals of David Livingstone, in central Africa. scribed to beer-drinking. 30th April. — Many ulcers burst forth on the camels;some seem old dhow bruises. They come back from pasture,bleeding in a way that no rubbing against a tree wouldaccount for. I am sorry to suspect foul play : the buffaloesand mules are badly used, but I cannot be always near toprevent it. Bhang* is not smoked, but tobacco is: the people have nosheep or goats; only fowls, pigeons, and Muscovy ducks areseen. Honey is very cheap; a good large pot of about agallon, with four fowls, was given for tAvo yards of ca Stock Photo

RM2AG8WGW–. The Last Journals of David Livingstone, in central Africa. scribed to beer-drinking. 30th April. — Many ulcers burst forth on the camels;some seem old dhow bruises. They come back from pasture,bleeding in a way that no rubbing against a tree wouldaccount for. I am sorry to suspect foul play : the buffaloesand mules are badly used, but I cannot be always near toprevent it. Bhang* is not smoked, but tobacco is: the people have nosheep or goats; only fowls, pigeons, and Muscovy ducks areseen. Honey is very cheap; a good large pot of about agallon, with four fowls, was given for tAvo yards of ca

RMBM7JDB–Bahurutshe cultural village

Solidly, drink, hotly, pour out, tribe Hamar, southern Omotal, Ethiopia, Stock Photo

RMJETC10–Solidly, drink, hotly, pour out, tribe Hamar, southern Omotal, Ethiopia,

handmade craft decorative clay cup isolated on white background Stock Photo

RMD30EB2–handmade craft decorative clay cup isolated on white background

Casks of millet beer, Burkina Faso Stock Photo

RFG103XF–Casks of millet beer, Burkina Faso

Cooking the millet beer, Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso Stock Photo

RFF8FKN7–Cooking the millet beer, Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso

Zulu containers for sale as souvenirs at Shakaland Zulu Cultural Village, Eshowe, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa Stock Photo

RMW7MMHN–Zulu containers for sale as souvenirs at Shakaland Zulu Cultural Village, Eshowe, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa

RFT94BBG–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba. Picture: Jonathan

RFGBH6PT–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

RMHB8AG6–Millet beer tanks

Pot, 1900s. Southern Africa, South Africa, Zulu, mid-20th century. Terracotta; diameter: 45.7 cm (18 in.); overall: 33 cm (13 in.). This large, beautifully shaped vessel was used for the serving of beer, an essential component of Zulu hospitality. Undecorated vessels were for private household use, and ornamented examples were reserved for guests. Zulu pottery is produced by women, and is typically thin-walled, with a burnished black surface. Decoration may be incised around the shoulder, as in this example, or may consist of raised bumps that resemble body scarification. The basketry lid pro Stock Photo

RM2H105WT–Pot, 1900s. Southern Africa, South Africa, Zulu, mid-20th century. Terracotta; diameter: 45.7 cm (18 in.); overall: 33 cm (13 in.). This large, beautifully shaped vessel was used for the serving of beer, an essential component of Zulu hospitality. Undecorated vessels were for private household use, and ornamented examples were reserved for guests. Zulu pottery is produced by women, and is typically thin-walled, with a burnished black surface. Decoration may be incised around the shoulder, as in this example, or may consist of raised bumps that resemble body scarification. The basketry lid pro

RMHB6WW4–millet beer tanks

RMBM8EE5–Bahurutshe cultural village

RMHB2KFM–millet beer tanks

. Osiris and the Egyptian resurrection;. eration takesabout a year, food and a pot of beer are always pro-vided for the spirit.^ Over and near the graves of therich in West Africa are built little huts where are laidthe common articles used by them when alive. On oneoccasion Dr. Nassau observed tied to a tree a woodentrade-chest, five pitchers, and several fathoms of calicoprints. The grave of a chief was near, and these articleswere placed there as offerings to spirits to induce themto draw to the villages of his people the trade of passingmerchant vessels.^ The Bahima build a spirit house in Stock Photo

RM2CEG8JB–. Osiris and the Egyptian resurrection;. eration takesabout a year, food and a pot of beer are always pro-vided for the spirit.^ Over and near the graves of therich in West Africa are built little huts where are laidthe common articles used by them when alive. On oneoccasion Dr. Nassau observed tied to a tree a woodentrade-chest, five pitchers, and several fathoms of calicoprints. The grave of a chief was near, and these articleswere placed there as offerings to spirits to induce themto draw to the villages of his people the trade of passingmerchant vessels.^ The Bahima build a spirit house in

RFFEFRPN–Cooking the millet beer, Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso

RFF81GTR–casks of millet beer, Burkina Faso

Zulu smoking pipe and containers for sale as souvenirs at Shakaland Zulu Cultural Village, Eshowe, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa Stock Photo

RMW7MMHB–Zulu smoking pipe and containers for sale as souvenirs at Shakaland Zulu Cultural Village, Eshowe, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa

RFT94BCP–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba. Picture: Jonathan

RFGBH6PB–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

RFF81GTJ–Casks of millet beer, Burkina Faso

RFG0190T–Cooking the millet beer, Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso

RFT94BCN–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba. Picture: Jonathan

RFGBH741–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

RMG0T78J–Cooking the millet beer, Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso

RFT94BCX–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba. Picture: Jonathan

Plantains, typical ingredients of Burkina Faso cuisine Stock Photo

RFENHAXJ–Plantains, typical ingredients of Burkina Faso cuisine

RFGBH6NN–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba. Stock Photo

RFT94BKH–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba.

skewers with meat, cucumbers and fried plantains, traditional burkina faso dish Stock Photo

RFENHAYB–skewers with meat, cucumbers and fried plantains, traditional burkina faso dish

RFGBH72W–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

RFT94BKP–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba.

Burkina faso typical ingredients of african cuisine Stock Photo

RFENHAXB–Burkina faso typical ingredients of african cuisine

RMGBH71F–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

RFT94BM1–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba.

RFGBH6M5–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

RFT94BKB–African beer, referred to as utshwala in Zulu, is brewed from mealie meal and drunk out of a clay drinking vessel called an ukhamba.

RFGBH75F–Reserved large pot for cooking local beer in Burkina Faso that we call Dolo and is made from millet

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