Tonka Cream Mudcloth Cushion

Tonka Cream Mudcloth CushionBogolanfini, commonly known as mudcloth, is a handmade Malian cotton fabric traditionally dyed with fermented mud. It is a unique textile art form, deeply rooted in the cultural heritage. This beautifully handcrafted mud cloth scatter cushion displays bogolanfini patterns, each with richness in cultural significance and identity. The primary materials used in creating the mudcloth include: Handwoven cotton fabric Fermented mud Various natural dyes

Each bead is individually handcrafted

Width: 60cm

plants and geometric shapes all of which are believed to posses spiritual and magical powers

Whether displayed solo or as part of a curated wall arrangement

Our Kenyan Bone beads are handmade by artisans in the country of Kenya

The subtle variations in color—from soft greens to warm yellows—are a natural reflection of the eco-friendly materials

these sought after wall-hangings have come a long way from traditional Cameroonian festivities and ceremonies

Small: W 17cm x H 64cm

Bring a touch of the bush into your home with this whimsical Springbok Head table decor

Can also be used as a standalone for decoration purposes

This Nupe stool is a special vintage piece curated the Nupe people who live alongside the Niger river in Nigeria

D: 80-90cm