Cotton damask fabric tie-dyed with natural indigo (172" x 48"). Partial view shown.

Cotton fabric tie-dyed with natural indigo (176" x 49"). Partial view shown.

Cotton damask fabric cassava resist-dyed with natural indigo (88" x 49").  
Dyed in the traditional Yoruba "Lizards" pattern.  Partial views shown.

Cotton damask fabric cassava resist-dyed with natural indigo on turquoise-dyed fabric (88" x 50"). Partial view shown.

Vintage "Ndop" cloth cotton fabric stitch-resist dyed with natural indigo dye.  One of a kind pillow designed and constructed in United States with antique fabric from the Cameroon.  12" x 20" pillow with linen backing.  Individual fabric designs will vary.

Baule people, Ivory Coast
Indigo and white ikat strip-weave (10-strip) cotton fabric, with overstitching of cotton thread dyed with other colors.
(54" x 42").  Vintage fabric with some minor staining, as shown.

Strip-weave cotton fabric stitch-resist dyed with natural indigo dye, with orange yarn embroidery (58" x 40")

Antique Strip-weave cotton fabric resist-dyed with natural indigo dye. (60" x 25")

Strip-weave cotton fabric dyed with natural indigo dye. (63" x 41")

Baule people, Ivory Coast
Indigo and white ikat strip-weave (10-strip) cotton fabric, with overstitching of cotton thread dyed with other colors.
(60" x 42").  Vintage fabric with some minor staining and tears, as shown.

Indigo and white ikat strip-weave (10-strip) cotton fabric, with cotton thread dyed with other colors.
(54" x 41").  Vintage fabric, as shown.

Cotton damask fabric tie-dyed with natural indigo ( 78" x 50"). Partial view shown.

Cotton damask fabric tie-dyed with natural indigo (57" x 49"). Partial view shown.

Gasali Adeyemo - Yoruba people, Oshogbo, Nigeria,
Tie-dye on rayon fabric with natural indigo dye.
(70" x 27"). Detail views shown.

Strip-weave cotton fabric stitch-resist dyed with natural indigo dye.  20" x 20" pillow with solid blue linen back.
Exact pattern will vary.

Cotton fabric stitch-resist dyed with natural indigo dye. (80" x 10")
Traditionally worn in Mali as a head-scarf,  these scarves can be used for any scarf need.