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Fulani woolen blanket, Mali Textile Art, Art Africain, African Fabric, Magic Carpet, African Art, Tribal Rug, Oriental Rug

Fulani woolen blanket, Mali

Africa | Detail from a cotton textile from the Dogon people of Mali African Patterns, Traditional Sculptures, African Artists, Traditional Fabric, Weaving Textiles

African Patterns

Traditional Sculptures

African Artists

Traditional Fabric

Weaving Textiles

Africa | Detail from a cotton textile from the Dogon people of Mali

Monika Ettlin

Textile Art Council: Supporting Textile Arts in Northern California Ceremonial hanging for wedding tent (arkilla jenngo) , early 20th century Mali, Niger delta, Fulani (Peul, Puhl) people Wool, cotton; weft-faced plain weave, slit tapestry weave; woven in strips sewn together (strip-weaving) 502.9 x 142.2 cm (198 x 56.5 in.) Museum purchase, Gift of the Volunteer Council 2004.8 #textiles #textileart #textile_art #textileartscouncil #textile_arts_council #tac #deyoung #famsf Tapestry Weaving, Northern California, Textiles, Sewing, Collection, Dressmaking, Couture, Stitching

Tapestry Weaving

Northern California

Textile Art Council: Supporting Textile Arts in Northern California Ceremonial hanging for wedding tent (arkilla jenngo) , early 20th century Mali, Niger delta, Fulani (Peul, Puhl) people Wool, cotton; weft-faced plain weave, slit tapestry weave; woven in strips sewn together (strip-weaving) 502.9 x 142.2 cm (198 x 56.5 in.) Museum purchase, Gift of the Volunteer Council 2004.8 #textiles #textileart #textile_art #textileartscouncil #textile_arts_council #tac #deyoung #famsf

Africa | A fabric/blanket seller photographed along the Niger river in Mali. African Design, Out Of Africa, West Africa, People Around The World, Desert Crafts, World Cultures

People Around The World

Africa | A fabric/blanket seller photographed along the Niger river in Mali.

Africa | Interior Hanging from Mali or Ghana, Niger River region | 19th century | Wool, cotton and natural dye | Large-scale textiles created south of the Sahara were generally intended as enhancements for domestic environments Motifs Textiles, Textile Fabrics, Textile Prints, Fabric Design, Vintage Textiles

Motifs Textiles

Textile Fabrics

Vintage Textiles

Africa | Interior Hanging from Mali or Ghana, Niger River region | 19th century | Wool, cotton and natural dye | Large-scale textiles created south of the Sahara were generally intended as enhancements for domestic environments

Monika Ettlin

Africa. Bogolanfini textile from Mali Ethnic Patterns, African Masks

Ethnic Patterns

Africa. Bogolanfini textile from Mali

Mali Museum, Basel, Wool Blanket, Printing On Fabric, Hand Weaving, Newcastle, Color

Printing On Fabric

Peul - Mali Pattern Images, Pattern Art

Africa | Bogolanfini - Mud Cloth tafé (wrapper). Artist: Nakunte Diarra - Bamana people, Beledougou area, Mali. Cotton Tribal Patterns, Floral Patterns, African Prints, Impression Textile, 3d Foto, Art Tribal

Tribal Patterns

Floral Patterns

Impression Textile

Africa | Bogolanfini - Mud Cloth tafé (wrapper). Artist: Nakunte Diarra - Bamana people, Beledougou area, Mali. Cotton

bogolanfini, Bamana, Mali. Wereldmuseum, Rotterdam African Home Decor, Rotterdam, Animal Print Rug, Rugs, Farmhouse Rugs, Fabrics, Rug

African Home Decor

Animal Print Rug

bogolanfini, Bamana, Mali. Wereldmuseum, Rotterdam

Indigo Arts Gallery | Art from Africa | Art from Africa - Bogolanfini Mud-Cloth from Mali Pattern Design, Top Pattern

Indigo Arts Gallery | Art from Africa | Art from Africa - Bogolanfini Mud-Cloth from Mali

Africa | Blanket ~ Khasa ~ from the Fulani people from Mali | Wool; Strip woven; plain woven; supplementary weft; hand-sewn | ca. 1980. | The Fulani people of West Africa are known for their woven blankets, or khasa, made of wool from the sheep they herd. The Fulani use these blankets to protect themselves from the cold and mosquitoes during the cold and humid seasons, respectively. Textile Museum

Africa | Blanket ~ Khasa ~ from the Fulani people from Mali | Wool; Strip woven; plain woven; supplementary weft; hand-sewn | ca. 1980. | The Fulani people of West Africa are known for their woven blankets, or khasa, made of wool from the sheep they herd. The Fulani use these blankets to protect themselves from the cold and mosquitoes during the cold and humid seasons, respectively.

Monika Ettlin

Indigo and bogolan textiles from Segou Arte Tribal

Indigo and bogolan textiles from Segou

FR531 - Fine early to mid C20th cotton blanket in excellent condition. Most of this "family" of blue and white cotton blankets are shared by many of Mali's peoples, and while their weaver's are mainly members of or descended from the Fulani associated weaver's "clan" called Maabo, the cloths were also used by other groups such as the Bamana, Soninke, Dogon etcetera. They were also prized in Ghana for centuries and old examples are more often collected there than in Mali. This one has an excep... Kind Of Blue, Blue And White, Textile Texture, Cotton Blankets, Ghana, White Cotton

Textile Texture

Cotton Blankets

FR531 - Fine early to mid C20th cotton blanket in excellent condition. Most of this "family" of blue and white cotton blankets are shared by many of Mali's peoples, and while their weaver's are mainly members of or descended from the Fulani associated weaver's "clan" called Maabo, the cloths were also used by other groups such as the Bamana, Soninke, Dogon etcetera. They were also prized in Ghana for centuries and old examples are more often collected there than in Mali. This one has an excep...

Africa | Bogolanfini Mud-Cloth from Mali. Artist :Nakunte Diarra - Bamana people, Beledougou area, Mali. Cotton Xingu, Africa Art

Africa | Bogolanfini Mud-Cloth from Mali. Artist :Nakunte Diarra - Bamana people, Beledougou area, Mali. Cotton

Africa | Wrapper from the Dogon people of Mali | Cotton; indigo dyed | 2003. Shibori, Mood Indigo, Indigo Dye

Africa | Wrapper from the Dogon people of Mali | Cotton; indigo dyed | 2003.

Monika Ettlin

Africa | Tie-Dyed Indigo Bamana Woman's Wrapper. Mali | 20th century | Hand spun and woven cotton, Strip woven and tie dyed Bleu Indigo, Shibori Tie Dye, Tie Dyed

Shibori Tie Dye

Africa | Tie-Dyed Indigo Bamana Woman's Wrapper. Mali | 20th century | Hand spun and woven cotton, Strip woven and tie dyed

Monika Ettlin

Mud cloth # bokolanfini ~ from the Bamana people of the Mali | ca. 1950 - 1970. | Cotton.

Mud cloth # bokolanfini ~ from the Bamana people of the Mali | ca. 1950 - 1970. | Cotton.

Monika Ettlin

African chieftan blanket, 19th century. Fulani people (Mali or Ghana). Cotton, wool

African chieftan blanket, 19th century. Fulani people (Mali or Ghana). Cotton, wool

Nancee Martin

Africa | Bogolanfini - Mud Cloth tafé (wrapper). Artist: Nakunte Diarra - Bamana people, Beledougou area, Mali. Cotton

Africa | Bogolanfini - Mud Cloth tafé (wrapper). Artist: Nakunte Diarra - Bamana people, Beledougou area, Mali. Cotton

Fulbe - Mali The Dogon peoples of Mali, for example, regard this pattern as a visual ordering of life and impose it on their cloths, stone-edged fields and the house of the lineage head.

Fulbe - Mali The Dogon peoples of Mali, for example, regard this pattern as a visual ordering of life and impose it on their cloths, stone-edged fields and the house of the lineage head.

Fulbe - Mali This cotton plain weave cloth dyed with dark indigo is typical of the domestic textiles made by the peoples, particularly the Bamana and Fulbe, who live along the bend of the Niger River. The patterns on this pieces suggest a tradition that can be traced both to North Africa and to an archaeological site in the Bandiagara Cliffs region of Mali. The narrowing of the stripes at the ends of the cloth is also a practice found among among Asante weavers in more recent times. Archaeological Site, North Africa, Weave, Indigo, African, Stripes, River, Traditional

Archaeological Site

Fulbe - Mali This cotton plain weave cloth dyed with dark indigo is typical of the domestic textiles made by the peoples, particularly the Bamana and Fulbe, who live along the bend of the Niger River. The patterns on this pieces suggest a tradition that can be traced both to North Africa and to an archaeological site in the Bandiagara Cliffs region of Mali. The narrowing of the stripes at the ends of the cloth is also a practice found among among Asante weavers in more recent times.

Woman's skirt. Artist Unknown (Bamana). Mali, Africa. 20th century. Minneapolis Institute of Arts.

Woman's skirt. Artist Unknown (Bamana). Mali, Africa. 20th century. Minneapolis Institute of Arts.

Africa | Cotton textile from the Bamako region of Mali | ca. 1983 African Clothes

African Clothes

Africa | Cotton textile from the Bamako region of Mali | ca. 1983

Monika Ettlin