Bouzourou

Bouzourou is a term primarily used in West Africa, specifically in countries such as Côte d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso. It generally refers to a type of traditional, hand-woven cloth, often used for clothing or ceremonial purposes. The weaving techniques and patterns employed can vary significantly depending on the region and the weaver's expertise, reflecting cultural and tribal identities. The cloth is typically made from cotton or other locally available fibers, and natural dyes are frequently used to create vibrant and symbolic designs. The production of Bouzourou is often a skilled craft passed down through generations, contributing to its cultural significance and economic value within specific communities.