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BSP-056
AKN Fabrics
BSP-056
6 YDS width 45” | Experience the beauty, culture, and craftsmanship of authentic African fabrics — where every print tells a story. Made from premium 100% cotton, our fabrics are soft, breathable, and durable, making them perfect for tailoring, fashion design, home décor, and...
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BSP-059
AKN Fabrics
BSP-059
6 YDS width 45” | Experience the beauty, culture, and craftsmanship of authentic African fabrics — where every print tells a story. Made from premium 100% cotton, our fabrics are soft, breathable, and durable, making them perfect for tailoring, fashion design, home décor, and...
$19.99
$25.99
$19.99
BSP-058
AKN Fabrics
BSP-058
6 YDS width 45” | Experience the beauty, culture, and craftsmanship of authentic African fabrics — where every print tells a story. Made from premium 100% cotton, our fabrics are soft, breathable, and durable, making them perfect for tailoring, fashion design, home décor, and...
$19.99
$25.99
$19.99
BSP-057
AKN Fabrics
BSP-057
6 YDS width 45” | Experience the beauty, culture, and craftsmanship of authentic African fabrics — where every print tells a story. Made from premium 100% cotton, our fabrics are soft, breathable, and durable, making them perfect for tailoring, fashion design, home décor, and...
$19.99
$25.99
$19.99

featured Top Differences Between Wax Prints and Other African Print Fabrics

African fabrics are known for their bold colors, symbolic patterns, and deep cultural heritage. But among them, wax prints hold a special place — instantly recognizable for their mirrored designs and vibrant storytelling motifs. However, many people confuse wax prints with other popular African fabrics like Ankara, Kente, Adire, or George. Each has its own origin, production method, and meaning. In this...

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What Are the Uses of Mud Cloth Fabrics – Must Read It

What Are the Uses of Mud Cloth Fabrics – Must Read It

If you’ve ever come across those earthy-toned textiles covered with bold tribal patterns, you’ve likely seen Mud Cloth, also known as Bogolanfini. Originating from Mali, West Africa, this ancient fabric...

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This Is What You Should Know About Embroidery George Fabrics

This Is What You Should Know About Embroidery George Fabrics

Among the many luxurious textiles that define African fashion, few command attention quite like Embroidery George fabrics. Known for their intricate threadwork, bold patterns, and rich colors, these fabrics represent...

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