Other African Fabrics

Baoule cloth comes from the Ivory Coast of Africa and the color range is endless. These amazing hand loomed strip cloth textiles are perfect for adding global style and a pop of color to any decor. the weight of baoule cloth is just right to use as pillow cover fabric. It has a soft hand and a nice drape allowing for a variety of uses. Drape over the foot of a bed, a sofa back, or hang a Bauleh cloth as wall decore. No two are alike and none can be specified. Approx. 38" - 45" wide by 54" - 55" long. M-F180

Anitque indigo fabric has a faded and aged colors to give it a vintage look. Some may have patches or small worn holes. 60" x 36". 100% cotton. Thick and soft fabric. It's versatile in its uses from wearing as a blanket, decoration, or to make clothing or pillows. Made in Mali. M-F161

No two pieces are alike and none can be specified.

Note: The antique indigo is an antique fabric. It has been used for years if not decades. That is the reason that it's faded as it is and the reason that there are holes that have been repaired.

Anitque indigo fabric has a faded and aged colors to give it a vintage look. Less color bleeding. Sizes vary from approx. 36" to 45" wide and approx. 56" to 63" long. 100% cotton. Thick and soft fabric. It's versatile in its uses from wearing as a blanket, decoration, or to make clothing or pillows. Made in Mali. M-F163

No two pieces are alike and none can be specified.

Note: The antique indigo is an antique fabric. It has been used for years if not decades. That is the reason that it's faded as it is and the reason that there are holes that have been repaired.

Indigo fabric is one of the most popular fabrics from Africa. Symbolic of wealth and prosperity, this fabric is admired by almost every ethnic group on the continent. Even the Tuareg have been called the "purple nomads" because of their extensive use of this cloth. The cotton fabric is first hand-woven on looms and then dyed using leaves from the indigo plant that have been beaten into a pulp, rolled into balls, and then left to dry in the sun for two to three days. After this, they are mixed in an ash and water solution that acts as a fixative for the indigo dye. The fabric is dyed using the tie-dye or plain-print method, and the excess dye is removed by hammering the fabric with rubber mallets. Indigo dye often rubs off onto the skin, so do not be surprised if this happens when you handle the fabric. 60" x 42". Made in Mali. M-F160

Authentic hand dyed Indigo fabric from Guinea, West Africa. Color fast. Does not rub off on hands or other clothing.Lightweight and easy to work with. 48" x 60". Made in Guinea. M-F100

A taste of royalty
George fabric is renowned in Africa for its brilliant gold embroidery and lush colors. This fabric is commonly worn by royalty or people of wealth, and symbolizes luxury and prominence. This fabric comes in 36" square panels on an eight yard bolt. Price per 8 yard bolt. Save when you buy in eight yard bolts. Made in India.

Authentic hand dyed Indigo fabric from Guinea, West Africa. Color fast. Does not rub off on hands or other clothing.Lightweight and easy to work with. 48" x 60". Made in Guinea. M-F101

Choose your own piece of Asoke fabric.
Asoke is a strong fabric worn by the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The luxurious material is worn for special occasions. When making this Asoke fabric, each strip is woven and bound together that creates an uneven looking weave. A variety of patterns and colors are used and includes many other types of material such as cotton, polyester and silk. Full size pieces approx 42"-53” wide x 60"-80” long. Made in Nigeria. M-F091

M-F061 Burkinabe Mossi Fabric – ASSORTED Add some genuine African style to wardrobe with this Burkinabe Mossi Fabric. The Burkinabe Mossi Fabric can be used in a variety of ways to enhance your ensemble. Comes in assorted traditional African patterns. It can be used as a headwrap, worn around the shoulders, made into a wrap, and worn around the hips. It is 40” x 59”. It is hand made in Mali of 100% cotton. M-F061

Asoke is a strong fabric worn by the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The luxurious material is worn for special occasions. When making this Asoke fabric, each strip is woven and bound together that creates an uneven looking weave. A variety of patterns and colors are used and includes many other types of material such as cotton, polyester and silk. Full size pieces 53” x 80”. Made in Nigeria. M-F090

Each piece is different, no two are alike. Exact colors and designs cannot be requested or guaranteed.