Cotton fabric - Aso-Oke/Ashok - Nigeria (No reserve price)





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The cotton textile titled “Tissu en Coton” is an Aso-Oke/Ashok piece from Nigeria, described as hand-woven, measuring 202 × 146 cm.
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Cotton fabric - Aso-Oke/Ashoke – Nigeria
This cotton fabric comes from the Aso-Oke/Ashoke tradition of Nigeria, renowned for the richness and fineness of its weaving. Aso-Oke/Ashoke is a handwoven textile traditionally used for ceremonies, royal attire and important occasions. This piece is distinguished by its harmonious geometric patterns, varied textures and the precision of the weaving, illustrating the ancestral craftsmanship and the artistic expressiveness of the Yoruba artisans.
This fabric also appeals in a contemporary setting thanks to the elegance of its motifs, the balance of colors and the finesse of its texture, which enhance its visual impact. It can be appreciated not only as a cultural and symbolic object, but also as a decorative or textile element in interiors or collections that value African art. This fusion between ancestral tradition and contemporary aesthetics makes it a particularly sought-after piece by collectors and textile enthusiasts.
Cotton fabric - Aso-Oke/Ashoke – Nigeria
This cotton fabric comes from the Aso-Oke/Ashoke tradition of Nigeria, renowned for the richness and fineness of its weaving. Aso-Oke/Ashoke is a handwoven textile traditionally used for ceremonies, royal attire and important occasions. This piece is distinguished by its harmonious geometric patterns, varied textures and the precision of the weaving, illustrating the ancestral craftsmanship and the artistic expressiveness of the Yoruba artisans.
This fabric also appeals in a contemporary setting thanks to the elegance of its motifs, the balance of colors and the finesse of its texture, which enhance its visual impact. It can be appreciated not only as a cultural and symbolic object, but also as a decorative or textile element in interiors or collections that value African art. This fusion between ancestral tradition and contemporary aesthetics makes it a particularly sought-after piece by collectors and textile enthusiasts.

