Mud Cloth

Discover the artistry and cultural significance of Mud Cloth (Bogolanfini), a traditional Malian cotton fabric dyed with fermented mud. This handmade textile features intricate patterns created through a unique process involving mud collected from riverbeds. The patterns often convey symbolic meanings related to fertility, protection, social status, and historical events. Once worn by hunters for ritual protection and women after childbirth, Mud Cloth has become a symbol of Malian identity and is used in modern fashion and home décor