Dye Lab - Agbada revisité teint à la main divin who keep them to promote

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Dye Lab - Agbada revisité teint à la main divin who keep them to promoteThe agbada, a traditional Nigerian ceremonial garment, revisited by Dye Lab in a contemporary cut. Loose, flowing, worn open over a simple silhouette. The fabric is hand dyed using the adire technique, a resist dyeing process unique to the Yoruba people: the pattern emerges from areas the dye cannot reach. Each piece is therefore slightly different from the last. Founded in 2020 in Lagos by Nigerian designer Rukky Ladoja, Dye Lab produces small