AI materials study; not an authenticated Korhogo cloth.
Overview
The National Trust attributes its wall hanging to Senufo makers of Korhogo. Its account places pictorial cloth’s development in the 1960s–1970s, linking older fila traditions with a growing tourist market. It describes shared cotton preparation, men’s loom-weaving and painting, and women’s dye preparation. These are the museum’s selected historical descriptions; its holdings do not establish uniform present-day roles across all Senufo communities.
History & identity
Selected wall hanging, 1980–2006.
Sources & representation
Selected institutional account.
Selected bibliography
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References
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- Museum accountWall hanging 1512204Research access: 2026-10-17
Image credits
AI-generated materials studyAI materials study; not an authenticated Korhogo cloth.