@wedding_aso_oke_plug: Aṣọ̀-Òkè (often written as “aso-oke” or “asooke”) is a traditional handwoven fabric from the Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria. The name literally means “top cloth” or “high-status fabric.” What makes Aṣọ̀-Òkè special? It’s not your regular cloth—it’s woven on a loom in narrow strips and then sewn together to make a full fabric. Traditionally, it was made by men, especially in places like Ilorin and Iseyin. #trending #foryoupage #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #traditionalwedding #ogunstate