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Authentic Vintage Handwoven Indigo Cloth from Burkina Faso West Africa

Authentic Vintage Handwoven Indigo Cloth from Burkina Faso West Africa

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Embrace the timeless elegance of African textile art with our authentic vintage indigo cloth, handwoven by the skilled artisans of Burkina Faso. This exquisite piece, made from handspun cotton and naturally dyed indigo, showcases the traditional craftsmanship of the Mossi tribe.

Cloth Details:

  • Quality and Craftsmanship: Featuring traditional handspun indigo dyed cotton yarn, this strip-woven cloth is a rare and unique example of the traditional wrappers worn by the women of the Mossi peoples.
  • Size: Measuring 34" x 29" (86 cm x 73 cm), this cloth dates back to the 1990s and is a versatile size for various decorative uses.
  • Condition: The cloth is in very good condition, with minor stains and wear, a testament to its authenticity and age.

Cultural Heritage:

These indigo cloths represent a rich cultural heritage. Artisans in rural Burkina Faso continue the tradition, spinning indigo-dyed cotton into sprawling lengths of cloth on traditional wooden looms. The Marka people of Burkina Faso are known for their faso dan fani, a tradition-based indigo textile woven from a mix of cotton, kapok, and indigenous silk.

Authentic African Art:

Our collection offers a genuine piece of African art. Each cloth tells a story of the Saharan spirit and is an embodiment of traditional skills and creativity passed down through generations.

Discover More: Explore the rest of our collection of African textiles in our store, each offering a unique glimpse into the world of traditional African art and culture.

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