Aso oke

Low-impact change.

Impact 33.7 · Hidden · Confidence 75

• Added designs and color variations for Aso Oke; connects Aso Oke with other Yoruba fabrics like Aran.
• Clarified the typical four-part structure of the traditional Yoruba women's garment (Buba and blouse).
• Introduced or clarified terminology for tools (Kokogun rollers, Okeke wheel).
• Acknowledge that Òfì is the original name for Aso Oke.

Add: Aso Oke comes in various different designs and colours Aso Oke fabric can also be worn with other Yoruba fabric types like Aran a velvet cloth with concentric designs Other ways that designers have made this old traditional cloth become more. Add: Traditional Yoruba women's garment usually consists of four parts Buba A blouse. Add: the Akata propeller Iye the long wheel Akawo short wheel Gowu and Kokogun rollers Aasa striker Omu extender used in holding the reel Okeke wheel

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