Danshiki Royale

TBLAQUE LIMITED

£150

A colourful and vibrant Danshiki tunic and matching trousers with cap crafted from hand-woven Aso-Oke fabric. Crafted from vibrantly coloured, hand-woven Aso-Oke fabric, this outfit pays tribute to the skilled Nigerian artisans who meticulously hand-spin and weave this iconic textile using centuries-old techniques. The loose-fitting tunic features intricate embroidery at the neckline and chest, complemented by cowrie shell adornments representing wealth, power and cultural connection. A colourful and vibrant Danshiki tunic and matching trousers with cap crafted from hand-woven Aso-Oke fabric.T

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Registered at Companies House as TBLAQUE LIMITED, number SC773861. Checked 2026-08-29.
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