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Hi fellow Nairalanders.
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Traditional Igbo clothes

The Igbo are very diverse in all areas of life and they are known for their quick adaptation of foreign cultures. They mostly patronise the western clothing. They have symbolic clothings.

1) Akwete Cloth.

The Akwete cloths originates from a town called Akwete in Ndoki Community of Ukwa East Local Government Area in Abia state. It is a symbol of Igbo(the people mostly found in South Eastern Nigeria) people. It is an Igbo clothing. These clothes are woven manually mostly by the women. They follow the footstep of the legendary weaver called Dada Nwakwata. It was once done by few people but it has become a full occupation.


2) Isiagụ
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The Ishi agu clothes is a symbolic clothes of Igbo people. Ishiagụ means Tiger head but the pattern on the cloth is the head of lion. There is a mistake in the naming of the clothes. It is suppose to be called Isi-odum. Odum means lion in Igbo.

The isi-agụ clothes signifies prominence in Igbo land but lately it worn by mostly anyone who wants to adorn this beautiful clothing. It most worn with the symbolic red or black called Okpu Agụ

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They make use of these materials to produce Akwete
Loom

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Heddle

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Beater/sword

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Yarn

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Twine/Brass
Spartula
Rope
Wax
Shuttle

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