Kuba cloth - Democratic Republic of Congo TR84 Thief it would typically be used

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Kuba cloth - Democratic Republic of Congo TR84 Thief it would typically be usedThis cloth is known as Mapela, traditionally gifted and worn at weddings. A handwoven Kuba cloth from the Democratic Republic of Congo, worked from the fibre of the raffia vinifera palm. Each is the result of many hands: men weave the base cloth on inclined single heddle looms, it is then pounded soft in a mortar, and the women finish it with embroidery, appliqu, patchwork and natural vegetable dyes in the Kuba palette of ivory, brown, clay red and