Wrapper c. 20th century

This Yoruba "Wrapper" is a traditional textile from the Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria, showcasing the intricate artistry of African weaving techniques. The geometric pattern of stripes in black, white, and a deep red are woven into the fabric, creating a visually captivating piece. This wrapper would have been worn by both men and women, serving as a significant symbol of cultural identity and social status. The piece's large dimensions indicate its importance and likely usage in ceremonial or special occasions.