West African Bògòlanfini Mudcloth Rug Coasters

West African Bògòlanfini Mudcloth Rug Coasters:: Mud dyed cloth called bglanfini is a traditional textile of the Bamana people of Mali in West Africa. Nakunte Diarra, a contemporary bglanfini master, dyed the cloth inspiring this BookRug design using a complicated process in which the mud dye is applied in the spaces around and between the pattern lines. Her cloths are marked by sharp contrasting patterns, crisp lines, and a variety of designs, all characteristics of fine bglanfini. Licensed From

Item ID: ee002894

:: Awesome duality in a niche and pictorial motif featuring a tree of life motif on one side

Colors and shades include: Natural undyed camel hair

Item ID: ee003834

Wide lumbar size of 12"x20"

Exact size measures 5'1" x 12'2"

:: Prehistoric Gardens Oregon with large graphic of a T-Rex

:: Vintage circa 1950's souvenir felt flag banner pennant from Benson Wild Animal Farm

Small center medallion with allover covered floral bouquet field

two simplistic primitive finials atop a predominantly open field with half mapped palmettes staged therein

Item ID: 7452

it is still healthy + recently face washed