The mohawk worn by Himba boys in Angola is a traditional hairstyle called ozondato. It consists of one or two long mohawks covered with a mixture of ghee, red ochre, and ash, which hardens and shapes the hair.These mohawks signify age and youthful status and are typically worn until the young man reaches maturity or is ready to start a family. It is a symbol of identity, beauty, and belonging within Himba culture. #inspirationofafrica | Quim Fàbregas - Fotografía y Viajes.