Collection: Bogolan Textiles from Ségou

Handmade Bogolan textiles from Ségou, Mali, are a true celebration of African art and tradition. These textile pieces are handmade by local craftsmen, who use age-old techniques to dye and decorate the fabric.

Bogolan, also known as "mud cloth," is made by subjecting white cotton fabric to a careful process of refinement. Artists paint the fabric with natural dyes, usually derived from soil and plants, to create unique patterns and designs. The resulting textile is a visual and tactile treat, imbued with symbolism and meaning from Malian culture.

These beautiful Bogolan textiles often serve as clothing, decoration or works of art, and they are sought after all over the world for their beauty and cultural value. By purchasing handmade Bogolan textiles from Segou, you support local artisans and contribute to the preservation of age-old traditions. These pieces are more than just textiles; they are a window into Mali's rich history and art.

See here how the textiles are made: