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This is a premium quality African wax print fabric, crafted with exceptional attention to detail and vibrant color precision. The fabric features a stunning multicolor leaf pattern, skillfully blending shades of green, orange, yellow, and blue against a rich black background. The striking contrast highlights the intricate design, making it perfect for creating statement outfits. The material is made with a super-quality cotton base that is soft to the touch yet durable enough to withstand repeated washing while maintaining its vibrancy. Its guaranteed super block print ensures long-lasting color fastness, making it a reliable choice for both everyday wear and special occasions.
This fabric is versatile and suitable for a wide range of sewing projects, including traditional attire, dresses, skirts, shirts, headwraps, and even home décor items like table runners and cushion covers. Its breathable texture makes it comfortable for all-day wear in warm or temperate climates. Whether you are a fashion designer, a tailor, or a DIY sewing enthusiast, this fabric offers the perfect combination of beauty and functionality.
Material: 100% high-quality cotton
Design: Multicolor leaf pattern with vibrant gradient tones
Technique: Guaranteed super block print for color fastness
Durability: Long-lasting, fade-resistant, and washable
Use: Ideal for clothing, accessories, and home décor projects
Feel: Soft, breathable, and comfortable on the skin
Origin: Printed with authentic native wax technique
6 yards
1 x ankara fabrics material (6 yards)
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