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| honoring Royalty: The Historic Burial Of The Queen Mother And Ola Daviva by OlaDaviva(op): 10:11pm On Mar 11, 2025*. Modified: 9:31am On Mar 12, 2025 |
At Ola Daviva International, we are honored to be part of history by designing the customized Ankara fabrics used for the coronation titles and the burial of the Queen Mother. This is more than just fabric—it is a symbol of heritage, culture, and honor, woven with patterns that reflect the rich legacy of the Benin Kingdom. Being entrusted with this prestigious task makes us feel like we are doing super work for royalty, and we take immense pride in preserving history through textile art. In the Benin Kingdom, a profound chapter unfolded as the revered Queen Mother, Iyoba Omo N’ Ikuoyemwen, was finally laid to rest after nearly 50 years. According to tradition, the Crown Prince (Edaiken) must ascend the throne before performing his mother’s funeral rites. Thus, following his coronation in 2016, His Royal Majesty Oba Ewuare II embarked on this sacred journey. The funeral rites began on February 15, 2025, at Eguae Iyoba N’Uselu, featuring traditional ceremonies like Iwarinmwin and Isorhanfua.j The Ekasa mourning rites commenced on March 1, 2025, during which the wearing of coral beads was suspended as a sign of deep respect. These sacred performances, filled with ancestral dances and invocations, will continue until March 27, 2025, culminating in a grand finale at the Oba’s Palace. This historic moment not only bids farewell to the Queen Mother but also reinforces the rich traditions of the Benin Kingdom, ensuring that her legacy lives on.
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| Re: honoring Royalty: The Historic Burial Of The Queen Mother And Ola Daviva by OlaDaviva(op): 10:13pm On Mar 11, 2025 |
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| Re: honoring Royalty: The Historic Burial Of The Queen Mother And Ola Daviva by OlaDaviva(op): 9:33am On Mar 12, 2025 |
Customized Ankara Fabrics by Ola Daviva International
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| Re: honoring Royalty: The Historic Burial Of The Queen Mother And Ola Daviva by AreaFada2: 4:24pm On Mar 13, 2025 |
Great, Ola Daviva. Good to see you doing great. I had to pause my order almost two years ago. Due to unforeseen circumstances. Hopefully soon again, boss. |
| Re: honoring Royalty: The Historic Burial Of The Queen Mother And Ola Daviva by OlaDaviva(op): 5:49am On Mar 14, 2025 |
Thank you so much. I do appreciate you. God bless AreaFada2: |
| Re: honoring Royalty: The Historic Burial Of The Queen Mother And Ola Daviva by OlaDaviva(op): 5:50am On Mar 14, 2025 |
Ola Daviva International has long been recognized for its exceptional expertise in producing customized Ankara fabrics. With decades of experience, the company has mastered the delicate balance between honoring the rich cultural heritage of Ankara prints and embracing modern design techniques to create truly unique textiles. Their journey began with a passion for authentic, vibrant patterns, and over the years, this passion evolved into a sophisticated process that combines traditional artistry with cutting-edge technology. At the core of their success is a collaborative approach that begins with understanding each client’s unique vision and culminates in the production of fabrics that reflect both individual style and cultural significance. Every step of the process is executed with meticulous attention to detail—from the selection of premium raw materials to the integration of modern machinery with time-honored crafting methods. This fusion of traditional craftsmanship and state-of-the-art technology not only guarantees precision in color, texture, and pattern but also ensures the durability and vibrancy of each fabric produced. By continuously investing in research and development, Ola Daviva International remains at the forefront of textile innovation, setting trends while preserving the enduring legacy of Ankara artistry. Each piece they create is more than just a fabric; it is a carefully crafted work of art that tells a story of tradition, innovation, and uncompromising quality. |
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