Bogolan fabric handmade in Mali. 160 x 115cm
Bogolan fabric dyed with indigo in Mali.
Approximately 160 x 115cm
You can use it as a scarf, as a bed cover, as a tablecloth, or even as curtains.
A unique piece full of character.
This fabric called Bogolan was once used as a wrapped loincloth by Malian women. Handwoven, it was then dyed with natural elements from the earth and was considered to be infused with vital energies. A few hours in the sun allowed the pigments to set.
The designs are the signature of each artist, each piece is unique.
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Delivery within 5 to 10 days
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Free exchange or refund
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