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Adinkra: hand-printed cloths from the Ashanti kingdom in Ghana. |
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Adire: the celebrated indigo resist-dyed cloths of the Yoruba from Nigeria |
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Asafo Flags: spectacular appliqué flags of the Fante people from coastal Ghana |
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Ewe: beautiful narrow-strip "kente" cloths from the Ewe people of Ghana and Togo. |
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Francophone West Africa: - Mali, Côte D'Ivoire, Guinea, Togo, Benin. Full version of my Hali article introducing Bondoukou textiles now online here |
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Gowns: hand-embroidered ceremonial robes, mainly of the Yoruba and Hausa from Nigeria |
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Indigo: blue dyed cloths from across West Africa. |
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Kente: the famous silk strip woven cloth of the Ashanti kingdom in Ghana. |
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Nigeria Part One: narrow strip cloths of the Yoruba and other Nigerian male weavers. |
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Nigeria Part Two: broad loom cloths woven by Nigerian women. |
