Beaded Kirdi cache-sexes are female aprons that were created primarily to “hide the sex,” or genitalia, of girls and women. They were traditionally presented to a family upon the birth of a daughter, and they were worn on special occasions such as weddings and the presentation of newborn children. Some cache-sexes have clearly mended tears, and this may reflect the practice of … [Read more...] about Kirdi Beaded Cache-Sexe Apron: Researched by Audrey Grace Cooper and Kylei Giles