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Pinched and Pierced - *****Labret/Lip Piercing History***** Piercing lips so objects can be inserted in them is widely practiced throughout the world, although lip piercing history is richest in tribal cultures. Only
For Ethiopia's Mursi tribeswomen, lip plate is considered a source of pride and a sign of strength : r/WTF
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Traditional African Mursi Lip Plates - TatRing
Adventure Calls - The Mursi tribe are famous for their lip piercings. Mursi women may have their lips cut at the age of 15 or 16. A small clay plate is then
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How do these lips look or work without the jewelry? Is it healthy and safe for these people? Which cultures follow this practice? : r/Stretched
Plug and plate finery in Amazonia. (a) lip plate of Chief Raoni... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Suri woman with lip plate and mobile phone on July 5, 2010 in Turgit... Photo d'actualité - Getty Images
Surma tribes lip plates for Mursi Tribe and Suri Tribe in the Omo Valley Ethiopia — JAYNE MCLEAN PHOTOGRAPHER
Pucker up: Lip Plating Still in Vogue in Remote Tribal Villages - Medical Bag
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Surma tribes lip plates for Mursi Tribe and Suri Tribe in the Omo Valley Ethiopia — JAYNE MCLEAN PHOTOGRAPHER
