*Adire* dyeing is a traditional Yoruba textile art that has been practiced for centuries
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Jun 05, 2026
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What's the storyAdire dyeing is a traditional Yoruba textile art that has been practiced for centuries. The technique involves resist dyeing with indigo to create intricate patterns on fabric.
While the art form is deeply rooted in history, it has found its way into contemporary fashion, inspiring designers to incorporate traditional motifs into modern clothing.
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