Bogolan Hoodies

Cloth design inspired by traditional Manjaku / Mandiack cloth weaving. The Manjak people come from Guinea Bissau, Senegal, Casamance and Gambia. They are well known for their high quality traditional woven cloth.

Cloth design inspired by traditional Manjaku / Mandiack cloth weaving. The Manjak people come from Guinea Bissau, Senegal, Casamance and Gambia. They are well known for their high quality traditional woven cloth.

Cloth design inspired by traditional Manjaku / Mandiack cloth weaving. The Manjak people come from Guinea Bissau, Senegal, Casamance and Gambia. They are well known for their high quality traditional woven cloth.

Drawing of a mother holding her baby

A different color variation of my Boho Mud cloth series. This is a bright shade of the Pantone color of the year Living Coral.

"Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika" is the title of a pan-African liberation song which became the national anthems of several countries in Africa. It means "God bless africa".

Inspired by the beautiful Bogolan or Mudcloth of Mali. Made by dyeing fabric with fermented mud and used all over the world. This is the second Mudcloth design I made, the first was so popular.

Bogolan means made from mud and it's the traditional way of dying cloth in Mali, however, mine is totally vector and the last in my Boho Mudcloth series.

Mud cloth or Bogolan is a traditionally made cloth in Mali using a fermented mud for the dying process. I made mine digitally copying the motifs from some authentic Mud cloth I found on the internet.

African textil art