The Aso-oke fabric is typically a traditional wear for the Yoruba community in South-west of Nigeria (the second largest tribe in the country). Recommended For You Music ...

NIGERIAN first female Professor, Adetowun Ogunsheye, aged 95, weekend, presented a book titled "Aso Oke" in Ibadan, Oyo State in her quest to promote the African cultural heritage.

One significance that Aso Oke has is how it differentiates the Yoruba culture from others. Anyone can wear Ankara or Adire, but it takes someone who deeply appreciates the culture to make a ...

10/01/2022 Nigeria is known for its textiles and fabrics. Aso Oke is a hand-woven fabric made by the Yoruba people. Tunde Owolabi has given Aso Oke patterns a contemporary update, turning them ...

If you are a Yoruba woman, then you know how important the aso-oke is for your traditional wedding. These aso-oke styles are perfect [Instagram] T Temi Iwalaiye Are you tired of boring aso-oke styles?

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Priced at between $300 and $4,000, his TB12 custom collection features Aso-oke – which means "top cloth" in Yoruba - in seven different shades.

Oyo State government workers have been mandated by Governor Seyi Makinde to wear attires with the touch of traditional Yoruba fabrics popularly known as ‘Aso Oke’ every Thursday. This is in ...

For two days, Àbàtàbútú, a rare exhibition of Yoruba Aso-Oke dating back to 150 years, was held at Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos, Assistant Editor (Arts) OZOLUA UHAKHEME reports.