Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 4.9K If You Like This Article Kindly Give Us A Share! We have captured and documented the Hamar tribe of Ethiopia a good number of times. There is much beauty in the culture, not only as people but also emitted from the tribe is a great sense of fashion in their cultural garments. Check Out The Hamar Tribe Of Ethiopia And The Beauty Beads And Cowry Shell Style However, the beauty in their young women comes to an end when they serve their rite of passage in their marital ceremonies that involve a brutal process leaving the women with huge scars and blood all over their backs. More Articles You Would Love Rising Ghanaian Designer Beth Sante Launches Her “AWURA” Collection Online Dating Success Tips for Christians A tribal ceremony by members of the Hamar tribe in Ethiopia shows a brutal tradition known as Ukuli Bula where young women are whipped in order to show the sacrifices they make for men according to CTGN. Members of the tribe believe the elaborate scars demonstrate a woman’s capacity for love, and if they fall on hard times later in life it allows them to call on those who whipped them for help. Women are whipped for boys, when female family members declare their love for the young man at the heart of the celebration. The boy is then allowed to marry since the ceremony makes him a man. The women, instead of fleeing, beg men to whip them again during the ceremony held in the Omo River Valley, an article on the Mail Online reports. Once whipped, the girls proudly show off their scars as a proof of their courage and integrity. Some whipping appears to be tender, others more aggressive. A key element of the ceremony is the whipping of young women who are family members or relatives of the boy undertaking the Rite-of-Passage. The women trumpet and sing, extolling the virtues of the Jumper, declaring their love for him and for their desire to be marked by the whip. They coat their bodies with butter to lessen the effect of the whipping which is only carried out by Maza – those who have already undergone this Rite-of-Passage. The images below were captured by photographer Jeremy Hunter. There are many more brutal and bloody images however, we reframed from publishing those here. Read More Like This On Ethiopia Culture UPCOMING TOP EVENTS! VIEW ALL EVENTSAFRICAS BIGGEST FASHION WEEK IS HERE!Click Here To Submit stories Email: [email protected] or HashTag #FashionGHANA Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail FashionGHANA Admin FashionGHANA.com is a Fashion PR Company, Events planning & management team as well as Africa's leading Fashion Media House. Get Intouch with us and let's see how we can help you grow. info@FashionGHANAcom More For You Black Moroccans Show Us How They Flex At Weddings In Their Wedding Guest... Discover July’s ‘NUBIAN HERITAGE MONTH’; An Initiative By Egyptians & Sudanese To Correct... Here Is What Africans Need To Learn About The New Black American Movement... Meet The Beautiful East African ‘Afar’ Women And Their Unique Jewelry Adornment Style... VIDEO: Fiji People Make Afro Hair A Pre-Requisite For Their Beauty Pageant In... PICS: See How The Kayan Women Of Northern Thailand Women Stretch Their Necks... PICS: Asia’s Religious Leader Buddha Was Nappy Headed And Wore Bantu Knots PICS: Enjoy These Immaculate Face-Paint Portraits of Ethiopia’s Surma People By Giovanna Aryafara PICS: See Images Of Members Of Botswana’s San Tribe Believed To Be The... Anarkali Suit – The Oldest and the Most Amazing Indian Attire Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.