Kuba Cloth-Natural ground- Multi colored African Jewelry Description: A timeless classic

Description: A timeless classic

skilled BaTonga women craft iconic baskets from locally harvested palm leaves and wild twigs

A popular symbol for wedding and birthdays

Crafted by weavers from Northern India

The stories of the Rwandan women who have intricately handcrafted these baskets from sweet grass and the leaves of the agave sisal plant

Kuba Cloth-Natural ground- Multi colored African Jewelry Description: A timeless classic26 inches wide by 10. 5 ft Using the leaf of the raffia tree, the Kuba people of the Congo first hand cut, and then weave the strips of leaf to make pieces of fabric, often called raffia cloth. There are several different sub groups of the Kuba people. Each group has different and unique ways to make the fabric. Some make it thicker, longer, shorter, or with different patches. Each patch is symbolic and many times a piece has many different meanings.