Adire Styles For Ladies
Adire simply means ‘tie and dye’ in the Yoruba language. The Adire styles for ladies are fashioned from these colourful textile materials using resist-dyeing techniques for pattern making.
The entire concept of tie and dye involves treating sections of fabric with dye in such a way that the whole material doesn’t absorb the dye.
Yoruba women in Nigeria are known as the best designers of Adire material and a professional creator of this textile is regarded as “Aladire’.
The Adire textile is locally handspun and woven by the Yoruba women of southwestern Nigeria. After which the cotton cloth is tied into simple designs to produce creative art forms.
In this post, you would get to see some of the very stylish ways you can pattern your Adire materials to create stunning styles and designs.
Adire Styles For Ladies: Pictures
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