"WAX," A SYMBOL OF AFRICA

THOUGH USUALLY MADE IN HOLLAND, CHINA OR INDIA, 

THE PRINTS DEPEND ON AFRICAN TASTES  

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The term "wax" comes from wax used to make Indonesian batik. The population rejected Dutch industrial copies...

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But soldiers from what is now Ghana liked them and brought them home (toward 1900).

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The six-foot rectangle with no right or wrong side ties around the waist or is made into an outfit:

 

At the Eastern Station and the place de l'Italie mall (in the 13th)

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They can send a message:

"Stay away from my man!"

Emigration

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