Aso Oke: Weaving tradition into global fashion excellence, by Farida Abba Aso Oke is a traditional hand-woven fabric that's a big deal in Nigeria, especially among the Yoruba people. Origin The name "Aso Oke" literally means "top cloth" in Yoruba, indicating its value and prestige. This fabric is known for its intricate designs, vibrant colours, and durability. Artisans weave Aso Oke on narrow looms, typically using cotton or silk threads. The process is labour-intensive, requiring great skill and patience. Each piece is unique, reflecting the weaver's creativity and craftsmanship. READ ALSO: Adire Fashion Style: A timeless masterpiece...