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Adire

(Yoruba) — Indigo resist‑dyed fabric using tie‑dye or starch techniques
(Yoruba) — Indigo resist‑dyed fabric using tie‑dye or starch techniques…
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Adire is a traditional Nigerian textile, especially associated with the Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria, particularly Abeokuta in Ogun State. The word Adire comes from the Yoruba words "adi" (to tie) and "re" (to dye), meaning "tie and dye."


Modern Adire

Today, Adire is used for:

  • Dresses and shirts

  • Headwraps (gele)

  • Bags and accessories

  • Home décor such as cushions and curtains

Modern designers also experiment with multiple colors beyond the traditional indigo blue, making Adire popular both in Nigeria and internationally.

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