The Baoulé cloth derives its name from the Baoulé ethnic group, one of the ethnic groups in the

Ivory Coast. 

It is handwoven on traditional looms. The weaving techniques are passed down from generation to generation, ensuring the preservation of this ancestral craftsmanship.

Artisans use naturally dyed cotton threads. Each cloth tells a story through its patterns and colors. 

The cloths are often worn during important ceremonies, such as weddings or traditional rites. They symbolize not only elegance but also cultural identity and community solidarity.

The Baoulé cloth plays a significant role in the local economy.

The production and sale of these fabrics support many families and contribute to the preservation of artisanal traditions.

By incorporating this cloth into your outfits, you are not only supporting an ancient art form but also helping to preserve a rich culture.