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Mbuti Pygmy boys apply body paint during manhood initiation rites. Gray color is commonly used to mean security, authority, maturity and stability.

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Keywords: africa, african tribal peoples, body paint, children, congolese children, decoration and ornament, ethnic and tribal peoples, ituri forest, mbuti pygmy tribespeople, national children, peoples, puberty rites, pygmy tribespeople, religion, religious rites, zaire
Contained in galleries: Ituri Forest Pygmy_National Geographic Magazine 9/2005

Mbuti Pygmy boys apply body paint during manhood initiation rites. Gray color is commonly used to mean security, authority, maturity and stability.