Nigeria’s aso-oke weaving tradition gains global spotlight
Credit: editorial@africanews.com (Rédaction Africanews)
In Iseyin, a quiet town in southwestern Nigeria, shaded corners and narrow alleys have become busy hubs for weaving aso-oke, a traditional Yoruba fabric. Long produced by hand, the thick, often brightly colored textile is deeply rooted in cultural heritage and identity.
