Dress That Ethnic, African, or American Country Interior With a Pair of Vintage, Hand Woven African Strip Weave Cloth Pillows. Not only Pillows, but Collectible Textiles.

Aso Oke is the Name of the Narrow Strip Weave Cloth Woven by the Men of the Yoruba Tribe, Nigeria, Africa. Traditionally, These Hand Woven Strips are Joined to Produce Fabric for Ceremonial Dress, Including Garments and Head Wraps or Caps.

Add a Refined Ethnic Flavor to Your Interior with This One of a Kind Pair of Decorative Pillows Incorporating a Prized Indigo Dyed Textile, Aso Oke, From Nigeria, Africa.

Hand Woven Nigerian Narrow Strip Weave in Silk and Lurex Combined with Old Silk Obi, Hand Woven Bronze Metallic, Silk Metallic, Silk Damask, Silk Ikat, Silk Obi, and Cottons. Bands of Sewn Ribbing, Bronze Metallic Silk Sheer.

Hand Woven Nigerian Narrow Strip Weave (from old Kings' Robe) in Silk and Lurex. Combined with Old Silk Obi and Hand Woven Bronze Metallic

A Pieced Fabric Rich in Color, Texture and Pattern. An Artfully Arranged Montage of Vintage Hand Woven Nigerian Narrow Strip Weave Cloths (Aso Oke Cloth) in Cotton, Vintage Fabrics, Reclaimed Fabrics, Embroidered Brocade Fabric from India, and High End Designer Fabric Remnants Including Silks, Silk Velvets, Jacquard Weaves, and Damasks.

Two Hand Woven Nigerian Narrow Strip Weave Fabrics (Aso Oke Cloth), Both a Vintage as well as a Contemporary, are the Major Elements in This Textile. High End Designer Fabric Remnants Abound in the Form of Silks, Silk velvets, Linen Velvet, Voided Velvet, Silk Damask, and Cotton Damask.

The Allure of Lurex! Glimmering Throughout This Textile are Gold, Silver, Green, and Bronze Lurex Threads. Some are Interwoven in the Modern Day Aso Oke Hand Woven Narrow Strip Weave Cloth; Some Appear as Outlines Surrounding Embroidered Brocade Fabric From East India. A Luxurious Fabric of Pieced Goods Combining Nigerian Hand Woven Strip Weave Cloth and a Host of High End Designer Fabric Remnants…Damasks, Silk Velvet, Silks, and Cottons.

A Banded, Pieced Textile Fabric Panel of Vintage Fabric, New Hand Woven Nigerian Narrow Strip Weave Cloth (Aso Oke), Embroidered Brocade from East India, and Designer Fabric Remnants Including Velvets, Damask Weaves, Silks, Cottons, and Fabric Blends

A Pair of Pillow Fabric Fronts, Pieced From Vintage Hand Woven Narrow Strip Weave Aso Oke Cloth, an African Textile. These Fine Examples of Aso Oke Were Woven by Yoruba Men, Nigeria Africa. Lovely, Subtle Color Variations of a Single Latte. Use Both Patchworks to Fabricate One Pillow, or Back With a Closely Woven Cotton or Linen.

A Pair of Patchwork Pillow Fronts of Vintage Hand Woven Narrow Strip-Weave Aso Oke Cloth, an African Textile Woven by the Men of the Yoruba. Cotton with Lurex. Use Both Patchworks to Create one Pillow or Back With Silk, or Similar Fabric.

A Rich and Luxurious Patchwork Pillow or Bolster Pillow Fabric of African Textiles, East Indian Embroidered Brocade, Vintage Fabrics, and Designer Fabric Remnants. Combining Hand Woven Nigerian Narrow Strip Weave Aso Oke with Lurex, Embroidered Fabric, Silk Velvet, Cotton Velvet, Silk Damask, Silk Solids.

Panel of Patchwork, Pieced Fabrics and African Textiles, Combining Hand Woven Nigerian Narrow Strip Weave Aso Oke, Silk Velvets, Cotton and Silk Damasks, Silk Solids, and Other Designer Fabric Remnants

Panel of Patchwork, Pieced Fabrics and African Textiles, Combining Hand Woven Nigerian Narrow Strip Weave Aso Oke, Silk Velvets, Cotton and Silk Damasks, Silk Solids, and Other Designer Fabric Remnants

Panel of Patchwork, Pieced Fabrics and African Textiles, Combining Hand Woven Nigerian Narrow Strip Weave Aso Oke, Silk Velvets, Cotton and Silk Damasks, Silk Solids, and Other Designer Fabric Remnants

Dress That Ethnic, African, or American Country Interior With This Vintage, Hand Woven African Strip Weave Cloth Pillow. Not only a Pillow, but a Collectible Textile.

A Beaded Fringe of Seed Beads and Mali Wedding Beads Adorns This Hand Woven Strip Weave Cloth of the Yoruba Tribe, Nigeria, An Aso Oke Cloth to Wear Hanging Straight From the Shoulders, or Tossed Over One Shoulder.

This Unique Jewelry Necklace Displays a Multitude of Multi-Colored Vintage Beads and Celluloid Buttons Sewn to a Twisted Cord of African Cloth Known as Aso Oke.