Patterned in different colours and style, tie-dyed clothes are always a sight to behold. Called adire in some parts of Nigeria, and common among people of Egbaland in Ogun State. Adire is made by resist-dyeing which involves a precise form of separation of certain parts of the fabric to ensure that the dye being used doesn’t get to it. With the help of pioneer designer Maki Oh, adire has grown and gained international attention over the years. There is no limit to what you could do with this fabric and where you could wear it to.

Source: The Guardian January 16, 2018 07:07 UTC