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Elégán Co-ord Set

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Elégán Co-ord Set

Elégán

Eleko refers to the cassava-paste resist technique — one of the most demanding and exact forms of adire. A carved calabash or stencil is used to apply cassava paste in precise motifs; the fabric is then dyed and the paste removed to reveal crisp negative-space patterns. This co-ord features a relaxed boxy blouse with dropped shoulders and wide-leg trousers with an elasticated waist. The set is meant to be worn together but pairs well as separates. Made in Lagos.

Price

28,500

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About Adire

Adire is a Yoruba word meaning "cloth that is tied and dyed." This centuries-old resist-dyeing tradition originates in Abeokuta and has been practiced across southwest Nigeria for generations. Every Adire House piece is hand-crafted in Lagos.