A scene showing European settlers killing people and cattle on the Keiskamma Tapestry, which sits in the South African Parliament building, where a fire has put the artistic masterpiece in danger. All photos: Keiskamma Trust
Xhosa Chief Mnqoma, depicted by Thandie as part of Keiskamma Tapestry.
A detail from the Keiskamma Tapestry showing cows and snakes.
Made by Zita Zukiswa, this detail shows a soldier from the 74th Highlanders, in 1851.
Xhosa women working on the Keiskamma Tapestry.
An image of a Zulu warrior by Ntomboxolo Jaravula.
Rural Xhosa life, captured in the Keiskamma Tapestry.
A panel of the Keiskamma Tapestry showing a European soldier confiscating Xhosa cattle.
A detail of the Keiskamma Tapestry showing African men being made to carry European soldiers to shore on their shoulders, circa 1856, by Z Pakama.
A panel urging women to vote.
A portrait of Queen Victoria, circa 1876.
Showing Xhosa life in the Keiskamma Tapestry.
'Nelson Mandela's early days' by Nokwlunga shows Mandela boxing.
