Mudcloth from Mali
Traditionally, mudcloth is only made by the women of the Bamana tribe of Mali.
Strips of hand-spun, hand-woven cotton are stitched together, then patterned with
a variety of natural dyes. This hand-spun, hand-woven cloth is much thicker
than machine woven craft cotton and is machine washable.
Each cloth is approximately 170 x 105 cm and the price for each is 75$.
Click here for available patterns
Traditionally, mudcloth is only made by the women of the Bamana tribe of Mali.
Strips of hand-spun, hand-woven cotton are stitched together, then patterned with
a variety of natural dyes. This hand-spun, hand-woven cloth is much thicker
than machine woven craft cotton and is machine washable.
Each cloth is approximately 170 x 105 cm and the price for each is 75$.
Click here for available patterns
Cotton Blankets from Sierra Leone
These large and beautiful textiles are made from soft and heavy cotton strips. They
are stitched together by hand by the women of Sierra Leone. Sierra Leone
continues to be a war torn and poor country, from which it is very difficult to
source this beautiful material.
Each cloth is approximately 220cm x 175cm and the price for each is 125$
Click here for available patterns.
These large and beautiful textiles are made from soft and heavy cotton strips. They
are stitched together by hand by the women of Sierra Leone. Sierra Leone
continues to be a war torn and poor country, from which it is very difficult to
source this beautiful material.
Each cloth is approximately 220cm x 175cm and the price for each is 125$
Click here for available patterns.
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