Surma Men Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Omo Valley: Warrior from the african tribe Mursi with traditional horns in Mago National Park, Ethiopia. Vintage black and white processed.

Omo Valley, Ethiopia - May 7, 2015 : Warrior from the african tribe Mursi with traditional horns in Mago National Park, Ethiopia.

Omo Valley, Ethiopa – 11.17.2022: Young Mursi man with decorated skin

Vector African man, Bushman, Mursi flat color line icon. Symbol and sign illustration design. Isolated on white background

Kibbish, Ethiopia - December 30, 2007: A young warrior of the Surma of the tribe is standing in the evening light near his village. His skin is decorated by white colour and scar patterns - this is an important style of body decoration for Surma people. Using a thorn from a bush, patterns of little wounds are carved in the skin with blades. The scars come out when ash is applied to the wounds. Sometimes, the wounds get inflamed, which makes the scars bigger and more irregular.Location: Kibbish village in the delta of Omo River, Southern Ethiopia.

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia - November 29, 2020: Portrait of Happy African Man in Green Hat with the Wooden Stick in the local Mursi tribe village

Omo Valley, Ethiopia - December, 31, 2015: Warrior from the Mursi tribe in Southern Ethiopia

Young man from Mursi tribe. Mursi tribe are probably the last groups in Africa amongst whom it is still the norm for women to wear large pottery or wooden discs or ‘plates’ in their lower lips.http://bem.2be.pl/IS/ethiopia_380.jpg

Kolcho, Ethiopia - August 12, 2014: Unidentified Karo boys near the village of Kolcho, Ethiopia, on the river Omo. Karo tribe people are famous for their body painting

Kibish, Ethiopia - February 6, 2013: Young warriors of the Surma people are opening the jugular vein on a cow with a bow and an arrow. Like most pastoralists the Surma people are drinking regulary (mostly on special events or rituals) fresh blood which is drained from the animal's jugular vein. Please note that their lifestock is the most important good for the Surma people so the cows are not seriosly injured in this ritual, only some minutes after the wound at the vein is closed again the animals are back with their herd. The Surma are sedentary pastoral people and live in a remote corner of south-western Ethiopia and across the border in Sudan, virtually untouched by the modern world.

MURSI VILLAGE, OMO VALLEY, ETHIOPIA - December 22, 2010 : Man from the african tribe Mursi poses for a portrait, Mago National Park

beautiful Tribal girl,tribe in beautiful costume dress,Traditional tribal culture.

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia, November 2020, Two men in traditional paint and outfits from the local tribe

Kibish, Ethiopia - February 6, 2013: Member of the village Kibbish, holding a Kalashnikov AK-47 assault rifle, which is carried by every male warrior of the Surma tribe.

Omo valley, Ethiopia - January 16, 2023 : Men and children of Mursi tribe in their village surrounded by traditional huts. Mursi people are living according to their original traditions in Omo valley

Vector African man, Bushman, Mursi grey icon. Symbol and sign illustration design. Isolated on white background

Musician playing mbira ethnic musical instrument. Ukraininan kalimba, finger harp, gourd piano, ikembe. Classification Lamellophone, Plucked Idiophone. Folk music festival Lviv, Ukraine

Kibish, Ethiopia - February 6, 2013: Surma children gathering at the river and paint themselves with natural colour.

Painted boy from Karo tribe, Ethiopia, Omo Valley

omo valley, Ethiopia – April 02, 2022: A vertical shot of a black male with traditional headgear and body modifications from the Mursi Tribe in Ethiopia

African Men from the Mursi tribe in blue clothes with the wooden stick poses for pictures to the tourists in the local village

Omo Valley, Ethiopia - December, 31, 2015: Warrior from the Mursi tribe in Southern Ethiopia

Omo Valley, Ethiopia - December, 31, 2015: Warrior from the Mursi tribe in Southern Ethiopia

JINKA, ETHIOPIA - CIRCA AUGUST 2011 - A Hamar man watches on as a bull jumping ceremony takes place at dusk. The bull jumping ceremony is an ancient rite of passage that sees a young man run across the backs of cattle. If he makes three succesful passes he will be deemed a man.

Omo Valley, Ethiopia - May 7, 2015 : Old woman from the african tribe Mursi with lip plate in her village.

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia, November 2020, Men in traditional outfits from the local tribe

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia, November 2020, Traditional paint and outfits from the local tribe

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia, November 2020, Men in traditional outfits from the local tribe

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia, November 2020, Men in traditional outfits from the local tribe

"Turmi, Ethiopia- November 1, 2012: Portrait of two traditional Mursi man traditionally decorated. In background surrounding vegetation, another blurred man and little bit of grey sky."

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia, November 2020, Men in traditional outfits from the local tribe

Kibish, Ethiopia - February 6, 2013: Surma children gathering at the river and paint themselves with natural colour.

Musician plying mbira ethnic musical instrument. Ukraininan kalimba, finger harp, gourd piano, ikembe. Classification Lamellophone, Plucked Idiophone. Folk music festival Lviv, Ukraine

Musician man plying sopilka ethnic woodwind musical instrument flute family. Similar to recorder incorporating a fipple with constricted end. Ukraininan folk music festival Lviv, Ukraine May 14 2022

Kibish, Ethiopia - February 6, 2013: Young warriors of the Surma people are opening the jugular vein on a cow with a bow and an arrow. Like most pastoralists the Surma people are drinking regulary (mostly on special events or rituals) fresh blood which is drained from the animal's jugular vein. Please note that their lifestock is the most important good for the Surma people so the cows are not seriosly injured in this ritual, only some minutes after the wound at the vein is closed again the animals are back with their herd. The Surma are sedentary pastoral people and live in a remote corner of south-western Ethiopia and across the border in Sudan, virtually untouched by the modern world.

Kibish, Ethiopia - February 6, 2013: Surma people gathering in the village of Kibish, chatting and drinking local alcohol.

A Mursi man in a village in the Omo Valley.

Musician plying mbira ethnic musical instrument. Ukraininan kalimba, finger harp, gourd piano, ikembe. Classification Lamellophone, Plucked Idiophone. Folk music festival Lviv, Ukraine

Musician plying mbira ethnic musical instrument. Ukraininan kalimba, finger harp, gourd piano, ikembe. Classification Lamellophone, Plucked Idiophone. Folk music festival Lviv, Ukraine

Musician plying mbira ethnic musical instrument. Ukraininan kalimba, finger harp, gourd piano, ikembe. Classification Lamellophone, Plucked Idiophone. Folk music festival Lviv, Ukraine

A Mursi man in a village in the Omo Valley.

Smiling African Men from the Mursi tribe in bright red clothes poses for pictures to the tourists in the local village

African Men from the Mursi tribe in beige and red clothes sitting on the ground and poses for pictures to the tourists in the local village

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia - November 29, 2020: Portrait of Head of local Mursi tribe village in Blue Clothes

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia - November 29, 2020: Portrait of Head of local Mursi tribe village in Blue Clothes

"Turmi, Ethiopia- November 1, 2012: Portrait of two Mursi kids traditionally dressed. In background there are a lot of Mursi people and tourists sitting or walking. Far back is Mursi village between trees and blue, cloudy sky above it."

Kibbish, Ethiopia - December 31, 2007: The chief of the village Kibbish together with his young wife in front of their hut. The chief is holding a Kalashnikov AK-47 assault rifle, which is carried by every male warrior of the Surma tribe. The skin of the young woman is decorated by scar patterns - this is an importand style of body decoration for Surma people. Using a thorn from a bush, patterns of little wounds are carved in the skin with blades. The scars come out when ash is applied to the wounds. Sometimes, the wounds get inflamed, which makes the scars bigger and more irregular.

A Mursi man holds his AK-47 in a village in the Omo Valley. The Mursi have resisted advances in technology with the singular exception of the automatic gun, and the Kalashnikov has become a key part of their culture.

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia - November 29, 2020: Portrait of Blind African Old Man siting on the ground and posing for the tourists in the local Mursi tribe village

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia - November 29, 2020: Portrait of Blind African Old Man siting on the ground and posing for the tourists in the local Mursi tribe village

"Turmi, Ethiopia- October 31, 2012:Portrait of traditional Mursi lady with horns on her head. In background is blurred Mursi man with stick and guard solder in uniform. Above everything is surrounding vegetation and sky."

A Mursi man holds his AK-47 in a village in the Omo Valley. The Mursi have resisted advances in technology with the singular exception of the automatic gun, and the Kalashnikov has become a key part of their culture.

"Turmi, Ethiopia- November 1, 2012: Portrait of two traditional Mursi man holding Kalashnikov on his shoulder. In background cows and surrounding vegetation and little bit of grey sky."

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia - November 29, 2020: Portrait of Blind African Old Man siting on the ground and posing for the tourists in the local Mursi tribe village

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia - November 29, 2020: Portrait of Suspicious African Man with Traditional dress and necklace in the local Mursi tribe village

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia - November 29, 2020: Portrait of Serious and Brave African Man in Traditional dress and Wooden Stick in the local Mursi tribe village

Omo River Valley, Ethiopia - November 29, 2020: Portrait of Suspicious African Man with Traditional dress and necklace in the local Mursi tribe village