- Sego, Senghosen, Jawu, etc.
Another type of
headtie in
Yoruba culture is
Iborun which is a
regular headscarf different from the Gele. Iwalaiye, Temi (2021-11-17)...
- Nazaré, Portugal, 2006.
Yoruba Women in Gele, a
traditional headscarf (
Iborun) of
Yoruba ladies Salvadoran women wear
distinctive regional veils for national...
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consists of four parts: Buba:
Yoruba blouse Iro: wrap
skirt Gele: head tie
Iborun or ipele:
shawl or
shoulder sash
However Yoruba women's
garments is made...
-
dressing in West
Africa is
commonly ****ociated with
Muslims and Mallams,
Iborun (neck covers) is worn by many
Muslims in
Southern Nigeria during prayers...
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cloth or
costly as the
women can afford.
Apart from this, they also have
ìborùn (Shawl) and Ìpèlé (which are long
pieces of
fabric that
usually hang on...
- ọmọnijogun (wedding dress), iro (wrapper), buba (blouse–type
loose top),
iborun (shoulder shawl), tobi (skirt/underwear),
ipele (long
shoulder dress), sinmi...
