Zulu

__**Material Aspects of Cultures**__

 * __**Art**__

Woven baskets are made of grass reeds and often brightly colored. These baskets can come in all different shapes and sizes. Some may have lids and no pattern and others no lid but have a red and yellow pattern. These woven baskets represent the Zulu because they are used in every day life. They are used to carry water, store food or other items, sometimes they are used to trade and other times they are used as decorations. Many women weave baskets and sell them to support their families. Weaving baskets can be done alone, but many women from the Zulu tribe do it together. This is what the zulu hand woven baskets represent in the Zulu culture. []
 * Music
 * Food
 * Clothing
 * Religion
 * Holidays
 * Literature

__**Non-Material Aspect**__

 * Ideas of Modesty
 * Child-Raising
 * Ideas of Beauty
 * Relationship to Animals
 * Ideas about Sin
 * Ideas of Justice
 * Ideas About Disease and Illness
 * Roles Based on Age, Sex, Class Job, etc.
 * How to Handle Emotions
 * Attitudes Towards Family
 * Conversational Norms
 * Body Language
 * Rites of Passage