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Economics of heritage; cultural currency; decentralised, textile production, for the preservation and future of the traditional textile process.

They were relegated to geometrical understandings and mathematical content excluding the connectivity of these textiles. European taught seeks to extrapolate, take apart and keep apart, then assembly in a foreign context. Whereas the African Heritage textiles produced by the many nations were visualising each peoples paragons, communicated and express principles.

Textile Heritage Management: Economising legacy; the economy of design and African design thinking.

The values and ideologies of these products does not necessarily represents real solutions for our continent. Some 'solutions' are gateways to bigger problems.