VTG WEST AFRICAN COTTON TRIBAL PRINT RUST MUSTARD BLACK CREAM MUD CLOTH 55”x78”

This  very rare and appealing as home décorauthentic West African Bogolan (Mudcloth) textile, most likely from Mali. More specifically, it looks like it could be from the Burkina Faso or Ivory Coast region based on the multicolor dyeing — traditional Malian bogolan is usually black/white/beige, while this piece's use of terracotta orange, mustard gold, white, and black is characteristic of a broader West African strip-woven and hand-dyed tradition. It's constructed from narrow cotton strips hand-sewn together — a hallmark of authentic West African strip cloth construction. These textiles are highly prized for their cultural significance and artistic value, and the boho/global décor market has kept demand strong   Measurement: ~55” x ~78”  The AI-generated images are for styling reference; all other images show the actual item(s).  Tags: mud cloth, bogolan, bogolanfini, African fabric, Malian textile, handwoven fabric, hand-dyed fabric, 100% cotton, natural dye, fermented mud dye, geometric pattern, tribal pattern, ethnic fabric, West African textile, Bamana cloth, earthy tones, terra cotta, ochre, black and white, rust, natural cotton, strip weave, selvedge seams, artisan fabric, cultural textile, boho fabric, ethnic home decor, decorative textile, throw fabric, pillow fabric, African home decor, vintage textile, handmade fabric, one of a kind fabric, sustainable fabric, natural fiber, Mali Africa, Bambara, abstract symbols, zigzag pattern, stripe pattern, raw edge