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





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Tissu en raphia, a Kuba textile from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 65 cm high by 45 cm wide with 1 cm depth, made from raphia, original/authentic and in good condition.
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Raffia fabric – Kuba – DRC Congo
The Kuba people, primarily settled in the center of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, are renowned for their remarkable textile craft, notably in the production of raffia fabrics. These textiles are made from raffia palm fibers and may be adorned with complex geometric patterns, reflecting the creativity and technical mastery of Kuba artisans. Traditionally used for clothing, ceremonies, and certain social exchanges, these textiles play an important role in Kuba material culture.
Through the richness of its patterns, the natural texture of raffia, and its artisanal character, this piece embodies a fine example of Kuba textile heritage. 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 textile will appeal to collectors and lovers of African art for its cultural interest, artisanal quality, and decorative character.
Raffia fabric – Kuba – DRC Congo
The Kuba people, primarily settled in the center of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, are renowned for their remarkable textile craft, notably in the production of raffia fabrics. These textiles are made from raffia palm fibers and may be adorned with complex geometric patterns, reflecting the creativity and technical mastery of Kuba artisans. Traditionally used for clothing, ceremonies, and certain social exchanges, these textiles play an important role in Kuba material culture.
Through the richness of its patterns, the natural texture of raffia, and its artisanal character, this piece embodies a fine example of Kuba textile heritage. 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 textile will appeal to collectors and lovers of African art for its cultural interest, artisanal quality, and decorative character.

