Country: Mali Material: Cotton Measures: 155x106cm (there may be small variations) Bogolán or Bògòlanfinies is a type of traditional West African fabric closely linked to the Malian culture. This type of fabric is made with elongated cotton strips that are previously woven in a traditional way and then sewn together. Once finished, the fabric is cooked by mixing it with macerated leaves as a vegetable dye. The technique takes a long time to complete, it is very laborious, since the fabric must be immersed several times in the dye obtained from trees depending on the tone we want to achieve, combining it with drying and washing phases in order for the colors to be fixed to the primary cotton fabric. Once the necessary color is obtained, they paint with clay. Each piece is unique and may undergo minor variations since it is an artisanal piece.