Adire are indigo resist dyed cotton cloths that were made by women throughout Yorubaland in south-western Nigeria. Resist-dyeing involves creating a pattern by treating certain parts of the fabric in some way to prevent them absorbing dye. .. – Victoria and Albert Museum
Adire “patterns, once a mode of storytelling and communication via fabrics, have been lost in the midst of globalisation” – Allyson Aina Davies, Storytelling Through Adire






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