Bogolan Studio

Bogolan Studio. Bogolanfini is a Bamana word that describes this textile dyeing technique bogo means “earth” or “mud” lan means “with” or “by means of” and fini means “cloth” Bogolan is unique both in technique and style which makes the cloth particularly appealing.

SEGOU MALI – FEBRUARY 3 Leaves used as part of the bogolan dyeing process in Segou Mali Bogolan is a handmade Malian cotton fabric traditionally dyed with fermented mud and other natural processes (David Degner/Getty Images) The fabric will be soaked in a brown liquid called n’gallama Made from pounded leaves from the n’gallama tree it gives the cloth its.

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wwwstudiobogolancom Independence to the late 1970s A stateowned industry From independence in 1960 until the late 1970s all music produced in Mali belonged to the state It was all about glorifying the country and independence drawing on the cultural policy of authenticity of Guinean President Sékou Touré.

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L’âme du Bogolan – Studio Matongé L’âme du Bogolan 23 novembre 2020 Le Bogolan est une étoffe 100% coton bio tissée à la main sur des métiers traditionnels de petite largeur par des artisans de la région de Ségou au Mali et teinte avec des pigments naturels Le mot Bogolan vient du bambara « bogo» qui signifie argile et « lan » mettre.