Each Korhogo textile is a handwoven and hand-painted work of art that carries the stories, symbols, and spirit of northern Côte d’Ivoire. Created using natural cotton and traditional earth pigments, these pieces reflect a deep connection to the land and the community artisans who sustain this centuries-old craft.
Sourced through our Fair Trade partnership with Ibrahim Yaye in Ghana, every cloth celebrates people and planet — honoring slow craft, cultural storytelling, and sustainable living.
Use it as statement wall art, a decorative throw, or for creative projects that need a touch of heritage and heart. However you display it, Korhogo art transforms your space with meaning and texture.
Ethically sourced. Naturally dyed. People & Planet First.
Product Details
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Size: Approx. 38" x 60" (sizes may slightly vary due to the handmade process)
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Material: 100% handwoven cotton, natural dyes from clay and plant pigments
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Origin: Handcrafted in Côte d’Ivoire; ethically sourced through Fair Trade partnerships in Ghana
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Care: Spot clean with mild soap and cool water; air dry. Do not bleach.
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Color & Pattern: Each piece is unique, featuring symbolic imagery of animals, plants, and community life — all hand-painted in rich, earthy tones.
Artisan Story
Korhogo art is more than a textile; it’s a visual language passed down through generations. Each motif tells a story about unity, nature, and everyday life. By sourcing these textiles through Fair Trade channels, we help sustain this heritage craft and ensure artisans receive fair wages, safe working conditions, and recognition for their artistry.
