Real African mudcloth hand made in Mali. Our mud cloth is made of 100% cotton fiber is handcrafted using a labor-intensive process that involves weaving strips of hand-spun cotton and then dyeing them with plants and fermented mud and-or clay. The patterns on mudcloth are created by applying the mud or clay mixture with various tools, including brushes, twigs, feather quills, and with their fingers.

These pieces of mud cloth are "Lapa" size which is approximately 40" - 45" wide x 63" - 68" long. Sizes may vary slightly as these are hand made. They are rustic and each one is completely unique. They are a wonderful size for making throw pillows, using as upholstery or even hemming and using as a throw blanket.

This listing is for a white cotton fabric with black geometric printed lines with a repeating triangle pattern or black printed angled slashes. Please view photos for details and reach out with any questions or concerns. We do not take cancellations or returns on these items.

Measures Approximately: 40" - 45" wide x 63" - 68" long
Fabric in the photos are a representation of the piece you will receive. Please allow for slight variations due to the hand crafted nature of each piece.

View more mud cloth fabric pieces here: https://etsy.me/3s9CVBD

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Mudcloth Care Instructions:

Mudcloth is a delicate fabric, and improper handling may damage its intricate patterns or cause color bleeding. For this reason machine washing is not recommended and handwashing is the safest method to clean it.
1) Fill a basin or sink with cold water and a mild detergent suitable for delicate fabrics.
2) Gently agitate the fabric in the water without rubbing or scrubbing it, and then
3) Rinse thoroughly with cold water.

After washing, do not wring or twist the mudcloth. Instead, gently squeeze out excess water and lay it flat on a clean towel. Roll up the towel with the mudcloth inside to absorb excess moisture and then unroll it and lay it flat to air dry in a shaded area, away from direct sunlight.

If necessary, iron the mudcloth while it is still slightly damp using a cloth or a thin towel to protect the fabric. Avoid ironing directly on the mudcloth to prevent damage.

For small stains or spills, gently blot the affected area with a clean cloth or sponge. Avoid rubbing the mudcloth vigorously, or else it may cause the colors to fade or the mud to flake off completely.

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RETURN + CANCELLATION POLICY
Please note we do not accept returns or cancellations once an order has been placed. Please review the product description and photos carefully before placing your order, and do not hesitate to reach out to us with any questions or concerns you may have prior to purchasing.