Kudoog Woven
Designed and woven by women in Ghana, West Africa. 20% of profits return to local Ghana community.
This pattern depicts brown earthenware cauldrons called ‘kudoog' as they sit atop glowing charcoal embers, while women create the daily meal from fermented maize and cassava. Groundnut stew, or perhaps wilted leaves, will often accompany the dish that will be eaten at the end of the day.
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CONTENT
Hand woven with 100% combed carbon-neutral cotton
PRODUCT WIDTH
43"
VERTICAL REPEAT
.25"
HORIZONTAL REPEAT
.6"
SOLD BY
Linear Yard
MINIMUM ORDER
3 yards
LEADTIME
4 -6 weeks
SHIPS FROM
Ghana
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Ghana
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