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Burkina Faso's Women Weavers Thrive as Faso Dan Fani Adapts to New Standards

Mon, 05 Oc · By The H.A.R.D. Timez Staff
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Faso Dan Fani, Burkina Faso's traditional woven cloth, is undergoing changes as organic cotton becomes more prevalent and efforts to combat counterfeiting intensify. Women weavers, who have been the backbone of this industry for generations, are adapting to new quality standards and working to secure better earnings for their craftsmanship. These weavers are not just surviving but actively improving their craft and business practices.

Originally reported by AllAfrica

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