The most common mud cloth pillows material is cotton.
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Mud cloth is highly revered in the design industry due to its intricate fabrication process and the classic nature of the prints.
Mudcloth is a tradition with rich cultural roots in west africa specifically the country mali.
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The term refers to both the practice of dyeing cotton fabric with fermented mud native to the area as well as the distinct patterns produced.