Our new collection of hand woven Aso-Oke (pronounced ah-SHOW-kay) fabric accessories from West Africa are available to purchase via the website monijogarnet.com and via our social media pages.
Aso Oke is a native fabric made by the Yoruba tribe in West Africa. It is woven by local artisans in long strips. The strips are then sewn together to make yards of fabric to be sewn into clothes and used as fabric for accessories. The fabric is very special and is worn during special occasions.
Aso Oke is a thick fabric which is similar in texture and weight to denim or canvas, making it versatile for items like clothes, handbags , wallets, cushion covers, totes, straps and even upholstery as it is durable and hard-wearing. Other cultures apart from the Yoruba in Nigeria and West Africa have adopted the wearing of Aso Oke for their special occasions.
Check out the new collection at www.monijogarnet.com or at Monijo Garnet’s Etsy shop
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