案例简介：我们将继续拥抱非洲和加勒比布织工的令人难以置信的工艺，通过我们的一系列设计灵感来自他们美丽的工作。Bogolan或bo ò go ò lanfini (意思是泥布)，一种来自非洲和加勒比海布织工的织物，今天仍然像12世纪一样存在。它是用天然泥浆在罐子中发酵一年制成的，并捣碎N'gallama树叶，使其具有独特的黄色染料颜色。从历史上看，Bogolan布料的自然色调很好地适合猎人作为保护的伪装。对于婴儿和母亲，这种织物也被认为可以抵御危险力量。今天，马里人民自豪地采用了这种可持续面料女王作为文化标志。

案例简介：We’re continuing to embrace the incredible craft of African and Caribbean cloth weavers through our series of designs inspired by their beautiful work. The Bogolan or Bògòlanfini (meaning mud cloth), a fabric from African and Caribbean cloth weavers, is still as present today as it was in the 12th century. It is made with natural mud fermented in jars for a year and mashed N’gallama tree leaves to give it a unique yellow dye colour. Historically, the natural hues of the Bogolan cloth lent themselves well to hunters as camouflage for protection. For babies and mothers, this fabric was also believed to shield against dangerous forces. Today, the people of Mali have proudly adopted this Queen of sustainable fabric as a cultural marker.

汇丰 - We’re continuing to embrace the incredible craft of African and Caribbean cloth weavers through our series of designs inspi

案例简介：我们将继续拥抱非洲和加勒比布织工的令人难以置信的工艺，通过我们的一系列设计灵感来自他们美丽的工作。Bogolan或bo ò go ò lanfini (意思是泥布)，一种来自非洲和加勒比海布织工的织物，今天仍然像12世纪一样存在。它是用天然泥浆在罐子中发酵一年制成的，并捣碎N'gallama树叶，使其具有独特的黄色染料颜色。从历史上看，Bogolan布料的自然色调很好地适合猎人作为保护的伪装。对于婴儿和母亲，这种织物也被认为可以抵御危险力量。今天，马里人民自豪地采用了这种可持续面料女王作为文化标志。

汇丰 - We’re continuing to embrace the incredible craft of African and Caribbean cloth weavers through our series of designs inspi

案例简介：We’re continuing to embrace the incredible craft of African and Caribbean cloth weavers through our series of designs inspired by their beautiful work. The Bogolan or Bògòlanfini (meaning mud cloth), a fabric from African and Caribbean cloth weavers, is still as present today as it was in the 12th century. It is made with natural mud fermented in jars for a year and mashed N’gallama tree leaves to give it a unique yellow dye colour. Historically, the natural hues of the Bogolan cloth lent themselves well to hunters as camouflage for protection. For babies and mothers, this fabric was also believed to shield against dangerous forces. Today, the people of Mali have proudly adopted this Queen of sustainable fabric as a cultural marker.

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汇丰 - We’re continuing to embrace the incredible craft of African and Caribbean cloth weavers through our series of designs inspi

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