Raffia fabric - Kuba - DR Congo (No reserve price)






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Tissu en raphia, an original Kuba textile from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, measuring 55 cm high by 52 cm wide, made of raphia, and sold without a stand.
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Raffia fabric – Kuba – Democratic Republic of the Congo
The Kuba people, predominantly settled in the Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, have a particularly rich textile tradition. Raffia fabrics occupy an important place in Kuba material culture and are renowned for the quality of their weaving, their geometric motifs and their decorative richness. Made from raffia fibers, this textile bears witness to the craftsmanship of the Kuba artisans and to the mastery of traditional weaving and embroidery techniques.
Through the fineness of its work and the richness of its motifs, this fabric is a fine example of traditional Kuba textile art. It naturally finds its place in an African art collection or in a contemporary interior, where it creates a harmonious dialogue between ancient traditions and contemporary aesthetics. This piece will appeal to collectors and lovers of African art for its cultural richness, its artisanal quality and its decorative character.
Raffia fabric – Kuba – Democratic Republic of the Congo
The Kuba people, predominantly settled in the Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, have a particularly rich textile tradition. Raffia fabrics occupy an important place in Kuba material culture and are renowned for the quality of their weaving, their geometric motifs and their decorative richness. Made from raffia fibers, this textile bears witness to the craftsmanship of the Kuba artisans and to the mastery of traditional weaving and embroidery techniques.
Through the fineness of its work and the richness of its motifs, this fabric is a fine example of traditional Kuba textile art. It naturally finds its place in an African art collection or in a contemporary interior, where it creates a harmonious dialogue between ancient traditions and contemporary aesthetics. This piece will appeal to collectors and lovers of African art for its cultural richness, its artisanal quality and its decorative character.
