@wedding_aso_oke_plug: Aṣọ Òkè (often written Asooke or Aso Oke) is a prestigious handwoven fabric traditionally made by the Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria, as well as parts of Benin and Togo. The name means "cloth from the uplands" (or "top cloth"), reflecting its origins in Yoruba upland communities. It has been woven for centuries and remains one of the most important symbols of Yoruba identity and craftsmanship #ogunstate #yoruba #trending #foryoupage #fashiondesign