Art of the Oromo

2. A tattoo, most commonly placed between the eyes, to harness the gaze
5. Those that are able to inflict harm through a gaze, possessing the "evil eye"
7. Third most extensively spoken language on the continent of Africa
8. Made from a small leather case to protect the wearer from the evil eye
13. Worn as a headpiece, functions as a statement of a woman's financial position, artisan skills, and desire to accentuate
14. Muslim Oromo fill their leather pouches with ______ formulas

1. Art forms became part of national dress and fashion in this place with longings for home
3. Necklace made with imported seed beads onto twine in diamond shaped patterns
4. Largest ancient monolith found in Axum
6. Scarification as a beauty standard and to draw the gave of one that possesses the evil eye
9. Christian Ahmara fill their leather pouches with ______
10. Newborns are often given amulets made of this material
11. Color as an alternative to tattooing or scaring with the same desired effect but no permanent marks
12. Metal headpiece with five triangles, so that the center triangle lays between the eyes