[Answers] Can you match these African fabrics/materials to their countries of origin?

Francis Akhalbey November 10, 2019

1. The colorful Basotho blankets originate from? Lesotho

[Answers] Can you match these African fabrics/materials to their countries of origin?
Basotho blankets — Photo Credit: VirtualSteve

2. The skillfully handwoven Kente cloth originates from? Ghana

[Answers] Can you match these African fabrics/materials to their countries of origin?
Kente cloth — Photo Credit: JY midey

3. The Kuba Raffia cloth is made by the Kuba ethnic group from? Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Kuba cloth — Photo Credit: St. Frank

4. The Akwete cloth is woven in which country? Nigeria (Igbo people)

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Akwete fabric — Photo Credit: The Guardian Nigeria

5. One of these countries makes the Kanga fabric? Tanzania

[Answers] Can you match these African fabrics/materials to their countries of origin?
Kanga and Kitenge cloths — Photo Credit: Fanny Schertzer

6. Locally known as Olubugo, the barkcloth originates from? Uganda

[Answers] Can you match these African fabrics/materials to their countries of origin?
Olubugo — Photo Credit: Mauryn Nakiyimba

7. Traditionally dyed with fermented mud, the Bògòlanfini (mud cloth) fabric is made in? Mali

[Answers] Can you match these African fabrics/materials to their countries of origin?
Bògòlanfini fabrics — Photo Credit: Taguelmoust

8. Toghu print or Atoghu fabric originates from? Cameroon

[Answers] Can you match these African fabrics/materials to their countries of origin?
Toghu print — Photo Credit: serieminou

9. The Odelela cloth is unique to which country? Namibia

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Odelela cloth — Photo via Pinterest

10. The traditional Alindi fabric is made in? Somalia

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Alindi fabric — Photo via Twitter

Last Edited by:Francis Akhalbey Updated: November 27, 2020

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