Vintage Yoruba Aso Oke (meaning "top cloth" or "prestige cloth") is a hand-woven, narrow-strip textile originating from southwest Nigeria in the 15th century. Traditionally made by men on vertical looms, this durable cloth is renowned for its cultural significance, signaling status at weddings and ceremonies. Key traditional types includebeige silk/cotton (Sanyan), magenta/red (Alaari), and indigo-striped (Etu) fabrics, often embellished with embroidery.
100% Cotton
Color: tan + grey + baby blue
Gorgeous handwoven textile in lovely vintage condition. See all photos to see weave details.
These textiles are vintage and show signs of wear consistent with age and history. They may have imperfections, small holes, fringes, frays, patches, or stains that add beautiful and unique character to each piece. These are not considered defects.
This textile has been carefully washed and dried in the California sunshine, ready for you to Enjoy!
CARE: hand wash or machine wash gentle cycle in cold water. Lay flat or hang to dry.
Measures: 67” length x 46” wide
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