Bògòlanfini, also known as mud cloth, is a traditional textile from Mali in West Africa. It is made from handwoven cotton fabric that is dyed using fermented mud, giving it a unique earthy color and texture. The patterns and designs on Bògòlanfini often carry cultural significance, telling stories or representing various aspects of Malian life and beliefs. The process of creating Bògòlanfini is labor-intensive, involving several steps such as weaving, dyeing, and painting. Artisans use natural materials to create intricate designs, making each piece unique. This textile is not only a form of artistic expression but also a symbol of Malian heritage and identity.