案例简介：这个10月，我们通过启动一系列充满活力的设计来庆祝黑人历史月，这些设计的灵感来自非洲和加勒比海地区的织布工。今天，我们很自豪能够通过展示Aso Oke的美丽工艺和历史来继续围绕黑人遗产的对话。Aso Oke的历史可以追溯到15世纪，传统上由多哥的约鲁巴人手工编织🇹🇬,贝宁🇧🇯尼日利亚🇳🇬,在那里，创造这种布料所需的技能是通过几代女性传承下来的。如今，这是约鲁巴兰许多男人和女人的宝贵手艺。尽管时尚不断变化，但Aso Oke仍然是传统和地位的象征，并被公认为任何约鲁巴社交场合中最负盛名的布料。# HSBC # BlackHistoryMonth

案例简介：This October, we celebrated Black History Month by kicking off a series of vibrant designs inspired by the weavers and cloth makers from across Africa and the Caribbean. Today, we’re proud to be continuing the conversation around black heritage by showcasing the beautiful craft and history of Aso Oke.Dating back to the 15th Century, Aso Oke was traditionally handwoven by the Yoruba people of Togo🇹🇬, Benin🇧🇯and Nigeria🇳🇬, where the skills needed to create this cloth were passed down through generations of women. Today, it’s a valued craft of many men and women across Yorubaland. Despite ever-changing fashion, Aso Oke is still a symbol of tradition and status, and recognised as the most prestigious cloth of any Yoruba social occasion.#HSBC #BlackHistoryMonth

汇丰 - This October, we celebrated Black History Month by kicking off a series of vibrant designs inspired by the weavers and clot

案例简介：这个10月，我们通过启动一系列充满活力的设计来庆祝黑人历史月，这些设计的灵感来自非洲和加勒比海地区的织布工。今天，我们很自豪能够通过展示Aso Oke的美丽工艺和历史来继续围绕黑人遗产的对话。Aso Oke的历史可以追溯到15世纪，传统上由多哥的约鲁巴人手工编织🇹🇬,贝宁🇧🇯尼日利亚🇳🇬,在那里，创造这种布料所需的技能是通过几代女性传承下来的。如今，这是约鲁巴兰许多男人和女人的宝贵手艺。尽管时尚不断变化，但Aso Oke仍然是传统和地位的象征，并被公认为任何约鲁巴社交场合中最负盛名的布料。# HSBC # BlackHistoryMonth

汇丰 - This October, we celebrated Black History Month by kicking off a series of vibrant designs inspired by the weavers and clot

案例简介：This October, we celebrated Black History Month by kicking off a series of vibrant designs inspired by the weavers and cloth makers from across Africa and the Caribbean. Today, we’re proud to be continuing the conversation around black heritage by showcasing the beautiful craft and history of Aso Oke.Dating back to the 15th Century, Aso Oke was traditionally handwoven by the Yoruba people of Togo🇹🇬, Benin🇧🇯and Nigeria🇳🇬, where the skills needed to create this cloth were passed down through generations of women. Today, it’s a valued craft of many men and women across Yorubaland. Despite ever-changing fashion, Aso Oke is still a symbol of tradition and status, and recognised as the most prestigious cloth of any Yoruba social occasion.#HSBC #BlackHistoryMonth

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汇丰 - This October, we celebrated Black History Month by kicking off a series of vibrant designs inspired by the weavers and clot

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