Authentic Mud Cloth African Handwoven Bambara Fabric (Plain White)

The cotton fabric is first woven on a loom by skilled artisans. It is made from handwoven cotton fabric that is dyed using fermented mud. The traditional African Mud-cloth piece is handwoven in Mali and made at once.

Purpose:

The hunters wear the Mud cloth as ritual protection and a badge of status. Immediately after childbirth, women are wrapped in the fabric, which is believed to have the power to absorb pain and deflect anything harmful or dangerous and the West African warriors and hunters wear the fabric to camouflage themselves.

They're great for clothing, home decoration, crafts and other creative pursuits.

The pattern may vary from one piece to another since they're handmade.

They are unique and beautiful textile traditionally made by hand using natural materials.

Nowadays, people across the globe are wearing them to stand out and celebrate the African continent.

They are durable and long-lasting but require proper care to maintain their appearance and quality.

They're "Lapa size" Approx. 5 feet long and 40 Inches wide.

Color: Plain White. Made in Mali.