Adire Alabere
adire alabere is a resist process in which designs are formed by sewing certain parts of a 100% cotton fabric in a way that when immersed in dye solution, the dye will not penetrate through the sewing.
adire alabere is a resist process in which designs are formed by sewing certain parts of a 100% cotton fabric in a way that when immersed in dye solution, the dye will not penetrate through the sewing.
Adire oniko is a resist method of adire which involves the tying of fabric before immersing into dye solution.
Adire eleko is a resist method of adire, which itself is an act of designing fabric through dyeing. The whole process involves resisting some parts of a cloth either through tying, waxing or sewing.