Square Kuba Cloth
Graphically distinctive and richly evocative of central Africa, our Kuba cloth is handwoven in the Congo using the strands from raffia palm leaves. The raffia strands are dyed in a variety of earth tones using vegetable dyes.
Kuba cloth is woven from the strands of raffia palm leaves. The process of transforming the leaves into cloth is a time consuming one: a single placemat, for example, can take up to several days!
People generally use Kuba a decorative floor mat or table cover.
Dimensions: 26”x 26”
Graphically distinctive and richly evocative of central Africa, our Kuba cloth is handwoven in the Congo using the strands from raffia palm leaves. The raffia strands are dyed in a variety of earth tones using vegetable dyes.
Kuba cloth is woven from the strands of raffia palm leaves. The process of transforming the leaves into cloth is a time consuming one: a single placemat, for example, can take up to several days!
People generally use Kuba a decorative floor mat or table cover.
Dimensions: 26”x 26”
Graphically distinctive and richly evocative of central Africa, our Kuba cloth is handwoven in the Congo using the strands from raffia palm leaves. The raffia strands are dyed in a variety of earth tones using vegetable dyes.
Kuba cloth is woven from the strands of raffia palm leaves. The process of transforming the leaves into cloth is a time consuming one: a single placemat, for example, can take up to several days!
People generally use Kuba a decorative floor mat or table cover.
Dimensions: 26”x 26”