Mud cloth skirt Date Unknown

This mud cloth skirt, an example of traditional textile art, features a striking geometric pattern. The design, executed in brown and black, is a testament to the skill of the anonymous artist. The skirt, a significant piece of African culture, is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the indigenous people. The mud cloth, created by the Bambara people of Mali, is a testament to the rich cultural traditions of Africa. The skirt's distinct geometric pattern is a prime example of mud cloth, a unique textile tradition. The skirt's size and design suggest its use as a garment for special occasions. It is now housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, where it serves as a reminder of the artistic traditions of the Bambara people of Mali.