Name: Iyiola Oluwagbemisola CAPTION Aso-Oke: A Timeless Tradition of Yoruba Culture Aso-Oke is more than just fabric; it’s a cultural emblem of the Yoruba people. This handwoven cloth symbolizes our rich heritage and identity. The Yoruba, a major ethnic group in southwest Nigeria, have long cherished Aso-Oke for its elegance and cultural significance. The name Aso-Oke, meaning “cloth from the hinterland,” reflects its origin and craftsmanship, made from cotton and handwoven with care. My attire