shuka

Dressed in a torn "shuka" (Masai women's sari-like dress), she explains how she once wandered into a school on her way to church to see what it was like.

Mail & Guardian Online 2009

All you needed was something to wrap around you to keep the cold out, which is why we had the shuka -- the cloth was always on top of the leather loincloth, she said.

Kenyan 'National Dress' a Work in Progress 2010

All you needed was something to wrap around you to keep the cold out, which is why we had the shuka -- the cloth was always on top of the leather loincloth, she said.

Kenyan 'National Dress' a Work in Progress 2010

All you needed was something to wrap around you to keep the cold out, which is why we had the shuka -- the cloth was always on top of the leather loincloth, she said.

Kenyan 'National Dress' a Work in Progress 2010

Saturday morning we had shak shuka for breakfast with my parents and then did a bunch of shopping.

Deliciously Domestic Days girliejones 2010

Now Mama put her hands under her shuka and retied the strings of the money purse around her waist; sleep and alcohol had swung it out of place.

Excerpt: Say You're One of Them by Uwem Akpan 2008

Saturday morning we had shak shuka for breakfast with my parents and then did a bunch of shopping.

Deliciously Domestic Days girliejones 2010

There, a Maasai servant, shivering in a red plaid shuka, led me up a stone path lit with foot lanterns (the occasional frog hopping out of our way), to a private cabin with an enormous canopied bed and an open view of the hills and plains in the distance.

Karin Badt: From Devils to Zebras: Riccardo Orizio's Safari in Kenya 2009

She pushed the money under her shuka; the zip of the purse released two crisp farts.

'Say You're One of Them' 2008

Now Mama put her hands under her shuka and retied the strings of the money purse around her waist; sleep and alcohol had swung it out of place.

'Say You're One of Them' 2008