Wrapper c. 1950

This Yoruba "Wrapper" from c. 1950 is a striking example of woven textile art. The piece features a repeating pattern of stripes and dots, created through a complex weaving technique. This decorative fabric, with its rich brown and white hues, was likely used as a wrap or a garment, reflecting the vibrant cultural traditions of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The intricate geometric design speaks to their skill and artistry in textile production, showcasing the visual language of their culture.