Celebrate the beauty of African heritage with this old Brown and Orange Neutral Kuba Cloth Wall Hanging. Handwoven and hand-dyed raffia fibers in DR Congo, each vintage Kuba Cloth showcases the earthy colors and intricate patterns of traditional Central African and Congolese design. Bring a piece of cultural history into your home with this stunning late vintage raffia wall tapestry. Visit DAAR Living for more exquisite pieces from all over the African continent. Other Details Color: Orange, Brown, Neutral Fabric Origin: DR Congo Measurements: 1pc, 575cm x 55.5cm Material: Handwoven Raffia Fibers Package contains: 1 extra long Kuba Cloth (575cm x 55.5cm) Care Instructions: Keep out of direct sunlight. Periodically shake out dust. Spot clean with light stokes with a clean damp cloth. About Kuba Cloth Kuba cloth, traditionally made from raffia palm fibers, come in various lengths and are considered a significant art form from this region. Originating in the 17th century in the Kuba kingdom of Central Africa, now the Democratic Republic of Congo, these cloths are a key cultural export from the area. The process of making Kuba cloth involves stripping and softening the raffia fibers, dyeing them with vegetable dyes to create colors like ivory, brown, clay red, and indigo blue, and weaving them into a flat weave textile on a heddle loom. Male weavers usually handle the weaving, while finishing touches are added by Kuba women. These decorative techniques can include embroidery, appliqués, or patchwork, and result in a cut pile cloth.
Celebrate the beauty of African heritage with this old Brown and Orange Neutral Kuba Cloth Wall Hanging. Handwoven and hand-dyed raffia fibers in DR Congo, each vintage Kuba Cloth showcases the earthy colors and intricate patterns of traditional Central African and Congolese design. Bring a piece of cultural history into your home with this stunning late vintage raffia wall tapestry. Visit DAAR Living for more exquisite pieces from all over the African continent. Other Details Color: Orange, Brown, Neutral Fabric Origin: DR Congo Measurements: 1pc, 575cm x 55.5cm Material: Handwoven Raffia Fibers Package contains: 1 extra long Kuba Cloth (575cm x 55.5cm) Care Instructions: Keep out of direct sunlight. Periodically shake out dust. Spot clean with light stokes with a clean damp cloth. About Kuba Cloth Kuba cloth, traditionally made from raffia palm fibers, come in various lengths and are considered a significant art form from this region. Originating in the 17th century in the Kuba kingdom of Central Africa, now the Democratic Republic of Congo, these cloths are a key cultural export from the area. The process of making Kuba cloth involves stripping and softening the raffia fibers, dyeing them with vegetable dyes to create colors like ivory, brown, clay red, and indigo blue, and weaving them into a flat weave textile on a heddle loom. Male weavers usually handle the weaving, while finishing touches are added by Kuba women. These decorative techniques can include embroidery, appliqués, or patchwork, and result in a cut pile cloth.
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Celebrate the beauty of African heritage with this old Brown and Orange Neutral Kuba Cloth Wall Hanging.
Handwoven and hand-dyed raffia fibres in D.R Congo, each vintage Kuba Cloth showcases the earthy colors and intricate patterns of traditional Central African and Congolese design.
Bring a piece of cultural history into your home with this stunning late vintage raffia wall tapestry.
Visit DAAR Living for more exquisite pieces from all over the African continent.
Other Details
Colour: Orange, Brown, Neutral
Fabric Origin : D.R Congo
Measurements: 1pc, 575cm x 55.5cm
Material: Handwoven Raffia Fibres
Package contains:
1 extra long Kuba Cloth (575cm x 55.5cm)
Care Instructions:
Keep out of direct sunlight.
Periodically shake out dust.
Spot clean with light stokes with a clean damp cloth.
About Kuba Cloth
Kuba cloth, traditionally made from raffia palm fibres, come in various lengths and are considered a significant art form from this region. Originating in the 17th century in the Kuba kingdom of Central Africa, now the Democratic Republic of Congo, these cloths are a key cultural export from the area. The process of making Kuba cloth involves stripping and softening the raffia fibres, dyeing them with vegetable dyes to create colors like ivory, brown, clay red, and indigo blue, and weaving them into a flat weave textile on a heddle loom. Male weavers usually handle the weaving, while finishing touches are added by Kuba women. These decorative techniques can include embroidery, appliqués, or patchwork, and result in a cut pile cloth.
Délais de livraison
Mayotte de 6 à 12 jours.
France (métropolitaine) de 5 à 11 jours.
Allemagne de 5 à 11 jours.
Guinée de 6 à 12 jours.
Porto Rico de 6 à 12 jours.
États-Unis de 5 à 11 jours.
Canada de 5 à 11 jours.
Royaume-Uni de 5 à 11 jours.
Europe de 5 à 11 jours.
Afrique de 6 à 12 jours.
International de 7 à 13 jours.
Remboursements et échanges
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Etat
Article neuf.
Fabrication à la demande sur mesure et personnalisable.
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Tour de Cou
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Tour de poitrine
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Tour de taille
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Tour de hanche
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Crotch tower
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France (métropolitaine)
Paiement en 3 fois
