Dagassa

/dəˈɡɑːsə/ noun

Definition

A type of coarse woolen fabric or blanket traditionally made in West Africa.

Etymology

From Hausa and Fulani textile terminology, representing the weaving traditions of the Sahel. The word reflects local production methods passed down through generations.

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These traditional textiles were so durable that some lasted centuries—modern fabric scientists study them to understand how ancient dyes and fibers create such longevity!

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