Nigerian Artists Keeping the Tie & Dye Technique Alive

A Nigerian artist is bringing back a form of art popular in the 1960s, in order to boost local textile production. But the tie and dye process in the town of Osogbo is a little bit different from what the west is used to

[@isaschierstedt6878]

Wow! That is passion for art! Love it.you can't make such beautiful fabrics in a machine!

[@oyinade84]

So proud of your hard work madam, turning art into passion. I admire your dedication to keeping tradition and culture alive.

[@YUKIRO_Edits]

I agree with you! Definitely hard work making those clothes.

[@swiitdoll]

Great keep it up. The Chinese are seriously dubbing our prints.

[@swiitdoll]

Moon glow From exportation of plastic rice to weave to cunningly taking over Africa to our prints. They won't leave us alone.

[@herukaokofo4796]

Hello your family from America,how can I purchase from the artist?? Odaabo..

[@tripodjimrakingar300]

Nice ones!

[@oliyandysdiary]

Please how I locate that place I would like to learn

[@jpmaseko5486]

can i come and join the fun of making the traditional dye adire. Thanks

[@michaelfolorunso7200]

Where can I buy naija!

[@MuthoniDorcasWainaina]

Hi can I get someone to come to Kenya we di business of tie and dye

[@RaMahUganda]

yeddie!! eh Gullah in deh nort merircas waan be able to trade buy and trade with you!

[@JalenJayy]

Yunnuh duh yeddi Gullah?