African Textiles

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Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Adan(Bat) motif. Oobe (smaller Oga(Chamele) Alangba (Lizard) Igbin (snail). specie of bat) - "Origin of and Visual Semiotics in Yoruba Textile of Adire"

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African textiles at an affordable price Africa's textile traditions - the sorts of cloths we instantly identify with Africa - are as numerous as they are beautiful. Visit the British Museum or the Smithsonian Institute and you'll understand what we mean. Alternatively, browse our website for a taste of what these cloths are all about. We don't generally deal in extremely large and expensive pieces: so-called 'collectables'. That's a very specialised area. What we do have is a varied and…

The Art of African Textiles - ISBN 10: 0853317968 - ISBN 13: 9780853317968 - Lund Humphries Pub Ltd - 1999 - Softcover

Bogolan or Bògòlanfini is a Malian handmade artisan cloth made from organic handspun and handwoven cotton that is dyed using plant matter.