Made at Le Ndomo in Ségou, Mali - a social enterprise that has spent decades training artisans and keeping the tradition of natural-dye mudcloth alive - this cloth carries that history in its making. Each piece is handwoven in cotton and dyed using natural pigments, with graphic designs that range from precise geometric fields to looser, more expressive abstract marks.

At approximately 230x270cm, it works as a bedspread, wall hanging, table covering, or upholstery textile.

Care: Hand wash in cold water with a mild soap or gentle detergent. Gently agitate by hand - do not scrub or soak. Rinse thoroughly, then press against a clean towel to remove excess water. Never twist or wring. Air dry flat or hang in the shade away from direct sunlight. Iron on a low heat setting while slightly damp, preferably on the reverse side.