Ankara Wax Print
Ankara Wax Print is a vibrant, colorful cotton fabric characterized by intricate patterns and a wax-resist dyeing technique, widely used in African fashion and textiles.
About Ankara Wax Print
Ankara Wax Print is a specialty jacquard fabric made primarily from cotton fibers, known for its bold, graphic designs and rich colors. The fabric is produced using a wax-resist dyeing technique that creates unique patterns, often inspired by cultural motifs. It is typically lightweight yet durable, making it suitable for a variety of garments such as dresses, skirts, and accessories. The jacquard weave allows for complex designs to be integrated into the fabric structure, enhancing both its aesthetic appeal and tactile quality.
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Machine wash cold with similar colors. Do not bleach. Iron on low heat. Dry clean recommended for intricate patterns.
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Ankara Wax Print fabrics are often used in traditional and contemporary African attire, celebrated for their cultural significance and artistic expression.
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