What is another word for aba cloth?
Pronunciation: [ɐbˈa klˈɒθ] (IPA) 
Aba cloth is a fabric variety made from wool, silk, or cotton. Characterized by its narrow vertical strips and bold geometric patterns, Aba cloth is primarily used in traditional Nigerian clothing and cultural ceremonies. Synonyms for Aba cloth include Akwete cloth, Aso-Oke cloth, and Adire fabric, which are also popular choices for African-inspired fashion. Akwete cloth is native to the Igbo people of Nigeria and is hand-woven using a blend of silk and cotton. Aso-Oke cloth is another popular fabric that is hand-woven using locally-grown cotton and dyed in various colors. Adire cloth, on the other hand, is renowned for its indigo-dyed patterns and is hand-painted using a resist dyeing technique. All these fabrics are rich in African symbolism and play a significant role in African cultural heritage.
