Description: This is a vintage, handwoven Kuba cloth textile panel originating from the Kuba Kingdom in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It's made from raffia palm fibers, showcasing the traditional craftsmanship of the Kuba people. The panel features a geometric diamond pattern, characteristic of Kuba textiles, with black diamonds set against a beige background. The edges are raw, adding to its rustic charm. Kuba cloths were historically used as skirts, wrappers, sleeping mats, and even currency. This piece would make a unique wall hanging or soft furnishing.
Material: Raffia palm fibers
Technique: Handwoven, cut-pile technique
Dimensions: 55cm x 43cm (approximately 21.7in x 16.9in)
Origin: Democratic Republic of Congo, Kuba Kingdom
Age: Vintage
Care Instructions: Gently spot clean or dry clean only. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading.
Authenticity: This is a genuine Kuba cloth, handwoven using traditional methods.
Unique Features: The intricate geometric pattern and the use of natural raffia fibers make this a unique piece of African textile art.
