This Is Where Africa's Best Fabrics Are Made And Sold

In this video, I take you to Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun state, Nigeria, West Africa where we are exploring the traditional textile industry known as Adire-Tye and Dye. We'll see how Adire cloths are made and speak with some players in the business. An informing and entertaining watch awaits.
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[@HisThreshingFloorWithBolanle]

Lovely documentary sis.... My great grandfather was from there. They are well known ADIRE... 🥰🥰

[@africanstoryteller]

Thanks sis! Whao! So good to have you here🤗💕

[@doreenonekalit9888]

I almost missed this. Just saw it on my feed

[@deryjuliet2880]

This man is kind.i ordered my Adire and he delivered it to me in Ghana.

[@africanstoryteller]

That’s great! I’m happy to hear this

[@charlesjwalkerjr8746]

Beautiful fabric

[@Kikongolessons]

Very beautiful 👍
Thanks for sharing Grace !

[@peaceyawaappoh6914]

My antie taught me how to do the adire eleko.she is now in Ejigbo. God bless you my people.

[@praisethelord.]

I know this will be another great video. Let me watch. Thank you sis mi

[@deryjuliet2880]

I like the one with cowries

[@off-gridplantbasedsapiosexual]

This is amazing Grace. Will love to get my hands on the fabrics. So aesthetically beautiful.

[@praisethelord.]

You are doing so well. God bless you sis

[@joycehahn8825]

I love ❤️ Adire

[@simenyasikhulu]

Great work covering Africa. God bless you

[@chinwemonday3233]

Nice vlog

[@nursekarimatcanada]

Lovely fabric 💞 thanks for sharing love

[@uuakata]

ooo I want all those stacks. stacks and stacks of Adire. so beautiful and Afrikan. thank you VG for that insight. I just pray they not polluting their rivers too much with all them dyes and other chemicals. you know how western-styled businesses are. excessively unnatural. all about the profit with little consideration for anything else. many times it winds up not being worth all that effort and "profit", when you look at the big picture. what good is it to make all that money but not be able to drink you own water or enjoy your coastal areas? they always sellin Us lies and dreams. hopefully not in this case. peace to Nigeria. out

[@africanstoryteller]

No, they're not. There's no river anywhere close to where Adire is made

[@uuakata]

@@africanstoryteller ok kool. beautiful fabric

[@clarencedunn5113]

Wow 👏 that is awesome!!

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Thanks for highlighting a bit of how the fabrics are made.

[@The19711943]

good job done

[@off-gridplantbasedsapiosexual]

Here with my UK CPN to support the beautiful Virtuous Grace 😍

[@SerameAndBeyond]

Wow this is amazing. Thank you for sharing sis. New friend from #africacreatorsweek

[@africanstoryteller]

Hi dear, thank you and welcome. Let me go visit you🤗💕

[@rubenamekpewu2096]

Wow beautiful , you really doing a great job. Love you ❤️❤️

[@zuripenda]

Thanks, Grace!
I haven't made or worn tie-dye for sometime, but I love these fabrics.

[@sharonsmiranda]

here a newbie cotcy of @connect with uganda. keep sharing this amazing content watching from uk.

[@africanstoryteller]

You're welcome 🤗😘💕

[@off-gridplantbasedsapiosexual]

Your hair is giving me life 😍😍😍😎

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you 💗

[@come-n-see]

I used to wear tie-dye shirts and dashikis long time ago, my favorite one had a picture of Bob Marley how they did it I don't know

[@ayodeler39]

That was brilliant. Such an exquisite , creative fabric business. I recall the smell of freshly waxed Adire. I can almost smell it from here. Does the indigo still stain or is the die used these days different from the die pits of Kano?

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

I commend you for churning out more Nigerian content. I admire you. Keep it up!

[@dblaktv]

Great job ad always.

[@yusufbola356]

Nice

[@derrickalex877]

Is wholesale purchase available for resale in the states?

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, you can contact him directly. The contact information is in the video

[@mojasho4230]

At minute 6:38 a T (Raditional) is missing on that board. Nah be correct spelling ehh Afrika.

[@joycehahn8825]

Great 👍 is possible to get his contact the Adire dealer

[@africanstoryteller]

His contact is in the comment section

[@joycehahn8825]

@@africanstoryteller thanks alot I saw it later ooo am sorry I guess I was in a hurry be blessed

[@Abusa17]

How do I get some of these fabrics
I am from London

[@africanstoryteller]

Contact him, his information is in the description box

[@off-gridplantbasedsapiosexual]

Do they sell wholesale and can ship abroad?

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, you can contact them directly on the contact information in the video

[@off-gridplantbasedsapiosexual]

@@africanstoryteller Thank you 😍

[@deryjuliet2880]

Where is their location? Any contact

[@africanstoryteller]

Adire market, Abeokuta Ogun state . Mr. Boxman [phone]

[@off-gridplantbasedsapiosexual]

Yep, don't show the process because the chinese are lurking 👀

[@africanstoryteller]

Yea, that's what they said

[@perpetuanneka6800]

Where is this located and can I have your contact address?

[@africanstoryteller]

Abeokuta,Ogun state 08032427033 Mr Boxman Fabrics