Woman's Skirt Length c. 20th century

This indigo-dyed cloth, "Woman's Skirt Length," is a stunning example of Dogon textile artistry. The intricate pattern, a repeating motif of small dots and lines, is characteristic of the Dogon people's skill in weaving and dyeing. This piece, likely used for clothing or as a decorative element, reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Dogon, who reside in Mali, West Africa.