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  • These Chuck Taylor All Star mudcloth shoes, costing up to $170, were launched in Britain in May 2006.

    Amex Leads Charge For Change 2006

  • Originating from the mind of U.K. designer Giles Deacon, they come in neon orange, neon yellow or neon pink accents and were inspired by Nakunte Diarra, a renowned mudcloth artist and storyteller from Mali.

    Amex Leads Charge For Change 2006

  • If you are African American, how do you feel when someone who is not Black shows up in a kente cloth or mudcloth kofi?

    Hats and Crowns PeaceBang 2006

  • She was fingering the black mudcloth he had hanging against the wall.

    BLIND AMBITIONS LOLITA FILES 2000

  • She was fingering the black mudcloth he had hanging against the wall.

    BLIND AMBITIONS LOLITA FILES 2000

  • She was fingering the black mudcloth he had hanging against the wall.

    BLIND AMBITIONS LOLITA FILES 2000

  • *** I flew over to Tribal Cafe with a giant garbage bag of linen, mudcloth, cotton, a bit of

    And We Shall March 2010

  • The white high tops-with Fiasco's thoughts printed in black type-are part of the Chuck Taylor (R) ALL STAR (R) x Africa line, which uses African canvas, mudcloth, and artists 'designs to "help eliminate AIDS in Africa."

    Chicagoist 2009

  • Fantastic masks, tribal sculpture, woven mudcloth, leather hats and huge baskets are some of the items offered from west African countries like Mali, Senegal, Nigeria and Ivory Coast.

    The Independent Weekly 2009

  • Suzanne’s mudcloth head wrap and large gold hoop earrings made her look like a high-toned African shaman, Naomi thought.

    The Good House Tananarive Due 2003

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