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Journal

Where the cloth comes from

Notes on the traditions behind what we sell, what the patterns mean, and how the cloth behaves once it is under a needle.

  • Sep 20, 2026

    Living with bogolan

    Malian mudcloth is stiff, it smells faintly of earth, and both of those are signs it is real.

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  • Sep 20, 2026

    How much cloth do I actually need?

    Six yards is traditional, but it is not a rule. What each garment really takes, at 45 inches wide.

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  • Sep 20, 2026

    What the adinkra symbols mean

    Sankofa, nkyinkyim, gye nyame. The marks printed on Ghanaian cloth are a writing system, and they are not decorative.

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Printed and hand-stamped African cloth, sold by the yard and cut to order. Ankara wax print, bogolan and brocade, shipped worldwide.

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