Tigray women celebrate the Ashenda festival in Ethiopia's capital after a two-year conflict, symbolizing unity and pride in their culture.

Women dressed in traditional garments, adorned with gold jewelry, celebrate Ashenda festival in Ethiopia.

After a prolonged war hiatus, the festival becomes a symbol of unity and love among Tigray women.

Ashenda festival originally marked the end of a Christian fasting period, now transcending faith and embracing cultural significance.

Celebration includes unique dresses, elaborate hairstyles, and traditional hair decorations.

The festival's return offers a platform for expressing cultural pride openly after a period of conflict-induced silence.

Despite past conflicts, the festival reflects a collective desire for peace and unity, not just in Ethiopia but worldwide.

The Ashenda festival, celebrated by Tigray women, concludes on Saturday, bringing joy and cultural reconnection.

Tigray women, young and old, are determined to pass down the traditions, stories, and values encapsulated in the festival to the generations that follow.

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