BOGOLANFINI MUD CLOTH #138 Black the Zulu Telephone Wire #73

the Zulu Telephone Wire #73 will instantly elevate the look of any room

Vintage carved wooden rounded rectangular shaped bowl container with woven strap from the Turkana tribe in Kenya

intricate resist patterns before the cloth is dyed—a process often repeated to achieve its spectacular

these baskets can only be made by the most experienced weavers

Bronze pieces from the Benin kingdom are known the world over

BOGOLANFINI MUD CLOTH #138 Black the Zulu Telephone Wire #73The 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 hunters' shirts and women's wraps. The cloth is hand woven and dyed by an age old process using local flora and mud. Approximately 40 1 2" x 63 1 2"