Aso Oke weaving associations

Aso Oke weaving associations are groups in Nigeria, particularly among the Yoruba people, dedicated to the traditional craft of Aso Oke textile production. These associations promote the art of weaving, ensuring the preservation of cultural heritage and skills. Members collaborate to produce intricate fabrics used for clothing and ceremonial garments. They also support each other in business practices, helping to improve quality and market access. Through these associations, artisans can share techniques, foster community ties, and enhance the socioeconomic well-being of their members while celebrating their rich cultural identity.