African Indigo Baulé Ikat Textile Scarf No. 21 vintage visvim Papa Nui himself sees this

Papa Nui himself sees this a hommage to the thousands of civilian contracted welders and riveters that assembled the hulls of the mighty United States Pacific Fleet in the dry docks of Pearl Harbor

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- Closes with a hand made silver bead

- Cotton fabrics woven in England

The brown steer hide will only get better with wear and this sure is a wallet that will look it's best after years of use

African Indigo Baulé Ikat Textile Scarf No. 21 vintage visvim Papa Nui himself sees thisIndigo has been used in many different cultures all around the world and in Africa there is a long tradition of making indigo dyed clothing and fabrics using a variety of different techniques. This textile comes from the Baul people from Cte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) and it made of hand woven strips of cotton fabric that have been stitched together in order to make a bigger piece of fabric. The pattern is a so called ikat, where parts of the threads are