Asooke ----How it compliments your dressing !!!
In English, the words "aso oke" mean top cloth. Both men and women wear this fabric on their heads, or as gowns. Aso oke are also known for their fabulous colors, patterns, and designs. There are three different varieties of aso oke that Yoruba women wear: alaaria, a very rich in red aso oke, sanyan, a brown toned and sometimes tan aso oke, and etu, an aso oke that is dark blue. Aso oke appear in everyday fashion, as part of formal wear, and even in special events such as weddings and holidays. Often appearing with aran, aso oke fabric typically consists of brownvelvets with concentric designs. If you are searching for assistance in buying and tying an aso oke, there are a few things you should know beforehand. Choosing Your Aso Oke Aso oke, also known as "gele," generally appear on the heads of African American women, particularly Nigerian women. The aso oke they wear on their heads are either red, brown, or blue. Not only does aso oke cloth come...