Traditional bark cloth is available in three colors: the natural brown, a white produced by a heat process that dissolves the material’s natural brown color, and a black added during a post-production clay dying process called Lubago. For the Lubago
Bark cloth is a traditional raw material, a textile sheet produced from the bark of a ficus tree in Uganda. The material has deep roots in Uganda’s local history and culture and is of religious and spiritual importance. The following
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