Fabric production in Africa has been dated to as far back as 5000 BC in Ancient Egypt where they used to cultivate flax for weaving linen. North Africa had a flourishing textile industry, cultivating raw fabrics from tree barks, animal hides, cotton, palm, jute, flax and silk. The modern take is colorful and bright from all the 52 countries of Africa.

Anodized aluminum on niobium ear wires

2” x 1”