Bogolanfini
Bogolanfini, also known as mud cloth, is a traditional Malian fabric characterized by its unique hand-dyed patterns and jacquard weave, primarily made from cotton.
About Bogolanfini
Bogolanfini is a specialty fabric renowned for its intricate designs and cultural significance. Traditionally crafted in Mali, this fabric is made from 100% cotton and features a jacquard construction that allows for complex patterns to be woven directly into the fabric. The dyeing process involves the use of fermented mud, which gives the fabric its distinctive earthy tones and patterns. The fabric is typically medium-weight, providing durability while maintaining a soft hand feel. Commonly used in apparel, home décor, and accessories, Bogolanfini is celebrated for its aesthetic appeal and cultural heritage.
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Machine wash cold with similar colors. Do not bleach. Iron on medium heat.
Additional Information
Bogolanfini is not only a fabric but a canvas for storytelling, with each pattern often representing a specific meaning or cultural narrative.
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