A type of traditional woven cloth or textile from East African regions, particularly among the Bantu peoples.
From Bantu languages of East Africa, where the word refers to a distinctive woven cloth pattern or fabric type used in traditional dress and crafts.
Baronga textiles represent an entire history of African weaving traditions that predate European contact—each pattern tells stories about the weaver's community, social status, and artistic skill.
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