BOGOLANFINI STRIP WOVEN MUD CLOTH #163 Benin then cast in bronze by

then cast in bronze by the lost wax process

allowing skilled artisans to build up a rich palette of many colors and intricate design motifs across the fabric's surface

Handcrafted in Morocco from sustainable palm fiber and leather

5" approximately

Hand-stamped batik is a captivating process that transforms a plain piece of cloth into a work of art

BOGOLANFINI STRIP WOVEN MUD CLOTH #163 Benin then cast in bronze byThe bogolanfini, or mud cloths, are some of the most impressive of the African textiles. Traditionally made by the women of Mali, they were originally used for hunter's shirts and women's wraps. The cloth is hand woven and dyed by an age old process using local flora and mud. Approximately 42 1 2" x 63 1 2"