Mustard + Black Adire Tote Bag : Decision Sacred Art Gallery

Decision Sacred Art Gallery Adire (Yorùbá Tie Dye) Tote Bag

Each individual calico bag is intricately dyed using the Indigenous Yorùbá tie and dye technique. Each tote is specifically designed so no bag is the same ✨
Only one of each colour !

Colour : Mustard and Black
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Decision Sacred Art Gallery founded and run by Yorùbá textile artist and painter Oluwatobi Adedayo Olumide based in Ile Ife, Osun State in Nigeria. Born and raised in Osogbo, at a young age he found himself dreaming about art and scribbling figures.

He later studied Fine and Applied Arts at Osun State College of Education graduating in 2012 continuing on to complete his Bachelor of Fine Arts at Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile Ife. During this time he also worked under his mentor and uncle Segun Adenle where he learnt about manufacturing and marketing textiles.

At 23 years old Oluwatobi started to operate his own business Decision Sacred Art Gallery selling his works from his studio and online. Oluwatobi's art explores the stories of African and Black identity (specifically through Yorùbá culture and tradition) and how the power of who we are within our traditions holds the keys to our sustenance. Various motifs are displayed within these artworks highlighting the value of symbology within African culture and the thread that interlinks and weaves our principles together.

If you would like to donate to Decision Sacred Art Gallery funds can go to our paypal ([email protected]). Please put 'donation decision sacred art' to message as reference. All proceeds from sales and donations to Decision Sacred Art go directly to the gallery.

To check out more sacred art by Oluwatobi Adedayo Olumide feel free to head to
Decisionsacredartgallery.com or @decision_sacredart_gallery (Instagram)