Adewale Ojo Babatunde, Headscarf (2023)

Cotton headscarf commemorating the abolition of slavery on that date 75 years ago. In each corner, a sailing ship is flanked by roses; on the edges, the word "emancipation" is prin...

Almost square headscarf to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the abolition of slavery in Suriname. The cloth is surrounded by a chain that is broken in several places ('keti-kot...

Unfolded headscarf which has yet to be folded into shape by the kotomisi.This cloth was brought onto the market on the occasion of Queen Wilhelmina's 40th anniversary in 1938.\Angi...

Folded according to the French manner, the headscarf is printed with ribbons and loops, with a heart with a key in it.‖ Through these headgear, women in Suriname passed 'secret' (t...

White cotton headscarf, part of the mourning dress of a kotomisi. An all-white angisa indicates the initial period of mourning. Gradually more colours may be worn, from black/blue ...

Headscarf commemorating the 100th anniversary of the abolition of slavery in Suriname. On a red background, the coat of arms of Surinam is depicted twice, with the dates 1863 and 1...

This headscarf is folded according to 'Frans hede tai', French headband, as they do in St. Maarten or Martinique. The name of the motif is: 'Uduloso kisi free. A trow kapelka'; 'Wo...

The pattern of the cloth commemorates the visit of Her Majesty Queen Juliana and His Royal Highness Prince Bernhard to the West in October 1955. \The background is orange, with on ...