The Dida tribe of Ivory Coast are traditionally fishermen.For ceremonial occasion they plait strands of fiber into loincloths, tubular skirts, mantles and kerchiefs. These then get embellished by a tie- dye process of extreme virtuosity into fields of densely packed circles, ovals, rectangles and dots; allways in warm earthtones.
Circa: Early 20th c.
Origin: Ivory Coast
Material: Tie-dyed raphia fiber
Condition: Some corrosion to darker areas, fair
Dimensions: 9" x 33"
Inventory number: TX2536
$750
SOLD
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