Demure by Denike

IAMISIGO SS19 [Image: Kola Oshalusi]

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ASO OKE: The Prestigious ‘Top Cloth’ Made In Nigeria

by Natalie Kimani|18 January 201924 September 2019|Design, Fashion

Aso-Oke, the Nigerian loom-woven textile transcends the runway and is sewn into the fabric of society

Rare adire eleko design called “Ojuteke” [Image: Adire African Textiles]

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ADIRE: The Blue Blood Tie-Dye Textile, Made In Nigeria

by Natalie Kimani|03 December 201803 December 2018|Fashion, Features

Adire is a traditional textile craft made and worn by the Yoruba people of Nigeria. Derived from the Yoruba words, adi (to tie) and re (to dye), Adire means tie and dye. The original versions were indigo-dyed and decorated with...