Antique Kuba cloth - Democratic Republic of Congo TR86.2 Fun and our aftercare service is

and our aftercare service is always here

handwoven from telephone wire — a craft that fuses age-old Zulu weaving techniques with modern materials to create vibrant

reflecting the artistry and cultural heritage of the region

This often requires long walks to collect the grass

This cushion is made from pagne Baoulé

Antique Kuba cloth - Democratic Republic of Congo TR86.2 Fun and our aftercare service isAn antique Itum cloth, traditionally worn by married women at wedding ceremonies. A handwoven Kuba cloth from the Democratic Republic of Congo, worked from the fibre of the raffia vinifera palm. Each is the result of many hands: men weave the base cloth on inclined single heddle looms, it is then pounded soft in a mortar, and the women finish it with embroidery, appliqu, patchwork and natural vegetable dyes in the Kuba palette of ivory, brown, clay