Kolokani Bronze Mudcloth Cushion

Kolokani Bronze Mudcloth CushionBogolanfini, commonly known as mudcloth, is a handmade Malian cotton fabric traditionally dyed with fermented mud. It is a unique textile art form, deeply rooted in the cultural heritage. This beautifully handcrafted mud cloth scatter cushion displays bogolanfini patterns, each with richness in cultural significance and identity. The primary materials used in creating the mudcloth include: Handwoven cotton fabric Fermented mud Various natural dyes

Their graceful forms and natural textures capture both strength and elegance

These shields are hand-carved from one piece of indigenous wood and hand-finished with beads

Please note stands may have minor imperfections

Fermented mud

The geometric patterns carved on the shields were designed to create confusion when fighting

and family

Finish: Dark Brown

The stools have been hand-carved by the community using indigenous wood

these giraffes are more than décor – they are works of art

Each piece is sculpted from a single block of wood

They are intricately woven and strips of tropical palm leaves spiral out from the centre ending in a gorgeous sunburst of fringe inspired by the shape of the Sun

Each table is hand-carved by a community member from indigenous wood and will vary slightly