Vintage Indigo Resist Dyed Textile/Hand Woven Cotton Strips/Burkina Faso/44”x62"

Description

Vintage handwoven cotton and dyed African indigo fabric, made in Burkina Faso by a tribe/peoples related to the Dogon in Mali. Textiles are dyed with the resist, stitch dyeing technique and each piece of indigo is unique. This one has a great pattern of lines and dots arranged in a nice overall abstract design with triangles, zig-zag lines, and a diamond shapes.
44” x 62”, 5 medium weight strips; tied fringe on one end and hand hemmed at the other end.
Excellent condition: I see no major damage or holes; just one tear at the fringe end.
I was lucky to have “first choice” of several large containers of indigos, as they arrived directly from Africa, and have many that I will be selling. I picked ones that were in the best condition, and/or the most unique, but there are almost always a few flaws, which I will note in my listings and photographs.
(8515)
_gsrx_vers_775 (GS 7.0.3 (775))