The Fabulous World Of Aso-Ebi In Nigeria
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
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When you think of planning a Nigerian wedding or a party, the first thing that comes to mind is showcasing the Nigerian culture with gorgeous Aso-Ebi styles and flamboyant colors. Although the Aso-Ebi concept started from Nigeria,many African countries have started to embrace it.
"Aso-ebi makes your event colorful and gives guests a sense of belonging"
Battabox presenter Odunayo speaks to a fabric merchant in Lagos, Nike Atobatele , the CEO of VOS Fabrics who speaks extensively one Aso-Ebi and why Nigerians are so obsessed with it.
"What is in vogue now is tulle lace," says Nike "A lot of people come to ask for this," she continues as she shows Odunayo a really beautiful lace fabric
But the major challenge in picking out the perfect Asoebi lies in the variety of styles and colors one has to select from.
"If you want to wear ankara and you don't want plain ankara, you can go for this," says Nike
VOS Fabrics has some really beautiful exclusive fabrics like french lace, tulle lace, swizz lace etc and specially made Ankara materials.
For your exclusive Aso-Ebi find Vos Fabrics on 54 Opebi Road Ikeja Lagos, or contact VOS Fabrics Facebook or Instagram @vosfabrics.
Watch and enjoy!
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I love the sale assistance lady. Bless her
I came to say the same things...she had my attention.
she's soo cute , proper orente
Yup, on her job doing her thing.
That sales girl is doing her job oooo! Nice materials
The shop is well laid out, the products look amazing, the owner knows alot about the products she is selling but above all the shop assistant in white really impressed me, she seems to love her job, i wish all of you success.
The assistant is ON IT! Omg.... wonderful help. Perfect. And the shop owner, so knowledgeable. And the fabrics! So beautiful. Loved everything. ❤️❤️❤️
It is alarming that the fabrics come from everywhere in the world, except Africa. That is a problem. Having said that, what a nice store she has.
True
You're on point! I believe there are too many skilled fabric producers in Africa. I think one thing is also that Africans prefer products from abroad (mostly Europe) above their own
Grace Blackson Oh, I believe it. I am from the Caribbean and we are the same way. That is the number one reason the "third world" will remain that way. We import every blasted thing.
+sherwood991 😂😂😂
+sherwood991 I pray we snap out of that way of thinking n support our own.♡♥
she is wearing that dress she is beautiful thank you for sharing very good businesses
That Ankara was very beautiful and I must say when African women attend a special event they are dressed " to the Nines!!!" Very classy, sophisticated and sexy!!!
Wow am going to visit this store next year... My wedding is coming up soon.. I love what am seeing
+Kenora Ese great! We love that you love it. Greet her for us when you go and don't forget to subscribe to our channel
How was your wedding?
Its so unfortunate that the fabrics are not made on the continent....
The Yellow wedding example clip was gorgeous.
This was somehow mesmerizing.
Maybe you can do a video about how one of the dresses are made.
Aso_Ebi is a Yoruba language which means family inform...it means we all must wear same attire same dress.
Anu Anna ,what is family inform dear I am from southern africa
@@samwarmate9291 the person meant family uniform
Nigerians also kill it when it's comes to traditional wear 😍 I will like to wear one oneday, maybe on my wedding day😶
BattaBox how abt doing a segment on the streets of what people do with all the aso ebi after the numerous weddings they attend are over? do they wear them at other events or they are packed away forever?
No o, they wear it for other events or to church...
Wow...I thought Nigerians MADE Aso Ebi...how disappointing...it’s fairly NEW...1920s?! Wow...still very beautiful and nicely incorporated into the culture.
love this store and the owner sounds so intelligent and knowledgable!
And the cloths are beyond gorgeous too
I can't wait to visit Nigeria!
those fabrics are really beautiful, my mom is soo going to want to visit her store when I show her this video. Can u make a video showing they make beads too.
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Just came to know about this whole thing after seeing Rita’s wedding 🥰🥰
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Omg I want to shop there
Simply gorgeous...
this was beautiful. what is their address?.Odun doing a great job as always 😊😊
Find Vos Fabrics on 54 Opebi Road Ikeja Lagos
i need to go to nigeria such beautiful fabric
We have been waiting for you o
Wow so many beautiful things I see n want...im missing my Africa o.:(
The Tulle lace is absolutely beautiful! 😍😍
that is our favorite
lovely Ankara
They should consider internationally shipping :)
Contact them, they just might..see the contact details in our comment above.
So after buying the fabric and getting it sewed, how do you clean the attire? Is hand washing okay or dry cleaners?
You can handwash or give drycleaner. We handwash in my family though.
I tried ordering from the states and they charged me 2million Nigerian dollar . My friend was on vacay and got me the dress 2sizes bigger so I could tailor it and it cost 700nigerian dollar
Wild !
it's very beautiful.
Thanks to BattaBox Chanel ...... I see your all video its very nice.... thanks BattaBox
will definitely look into this when we visit next x
plz what is Aso ebi? is it the fabric or a ceremony? I'm cameroonian, I love nigerian culture. kiss
It's the fabric! For special events (like weddings), family members or friends will sew from the same fabric (the aso ebi) that they choose.
Kiki Karrot the name (aso) is the cloth while the (ebi) is the group of people that gather to celebrate you, ebi is called family friends. So its a group of people coming to wear a uniform to grace an occasion. It shows LOVE, ONENESS nd UNITY
I love those, ve been searching for these expensive materials. Thanks for the adress
Glad you fount them first on Battabox. Don't forget to share with your friends.
Don't you just Love these fabrics by VOS? Find Vos Fabrics on 54 Opebi Road Ikeja Lagos, contact facebook - facebook.com/VOS-Fabrics-131716763513449/?fref=ts or Instagram @vosfabrics.
omg I live in Australia and I really want one of those
I stay in USA I need to order so how
Beautiful presentation ladies! The fabrics are a designers dream! Are any of the fabrics made in Africa?
Biko, whose friends are happy to pay for expensive aso ebi Aunty Nike? lol Anyways, it's a beautiful culture that definitely makes us stand out. Everyone loves aso ebi. Great video as always BB
Please can you refer me to a very good taylor that sews clean and great
Do you still need the contact?
hello. this is beautiful. very nice
Interesting to
The owner and her shop are beautiful and yet she is making the European producers of these scrumptious fabrics extremely wealthy coz we Africans can't be bothered to produce anything.it is a tragedy and is the reason we are not getting any richer.we possess no industries that create jobs and manufacture goods for export.
NICE
This was very interesting ☺️☺️
Beautiful.do you have a branch at kenya.in love with the lace fabrics
I don't think they have a branch in Kenya but we're sure you can buy Naija fabrics in East Africa, or... come to Lagos! 👏
Nice
wow, I love everything I see please can u help with the address thanks
We're glad you do..Vos Fabrics is at No 54 Opebi Road Ikeja Lagos you can also find them on Instagram @vosfabrics
I'm going to ask my sister to send me some fabric.
Import trading in Nigeria. Where she dey buy that from?
How do I buy ? I leave in New York , do you sell online
Hi Mimi, You contact VOS Fabrics Facebook or Instagram @vosfabrics
please if I want to buy how can I get it
+Seidu Yussif visit the Battabpx store for everything made in Nigeria
Very interesting and informative piece.....😀
Well done!
Thanks for watching...now you know where to go for your next owambe
Please. Can you tell or give the address or even hwr number please. All the fabrics that I have seen are sooooo beautiful. Got my baby sister's wedding in Dec and I wanna look nice and different. lol...Please help me out...xoxoxo
Vos Fabrics is at No 54 Opebi Road Ikeja Lagos you can also find them on Instagram @vosfabrics and facebook - facebook.com/VOS-Fabrics-131716763513449/?fref=ts
how can I fine it in Germany
We don't know but you can find it in Nigeria
is the fabric too expensive? or the whole cloth ?
We know it's worth every penny
do they have online shopping website
No they don't but you can contact them here - Find Vos Fabrics on 54 Opebi Road Ikeja Lagos, contact facebook - facebook.com/VOS-Fabrics-131716763513449/?fref=ts or Instagram @vosfabrics.
i need to be back in nigeria, my mum would die if she saw thiss
Greet them for us when you go o
first yay
Odun is not in full power in this piece she seemed distracted, usually she would have had the lady eating out of the palm of her hands within minutes
Obzest=Obsessed
Almost got blinded by the subtitle. Jesus!!!
But no subtitles in this video nau, you mean the stones?
+BattaBox You guys should try to edit it. It's painful to read.
+BattaBox he's talking about the auto generated ones lol
I am from congo we know about Aso-Ebi we call that fille donneur . It's only Congolese are not traditionally like Nigeria
The concept of aso ebi is not a nigerian thing other african countries have it as well just that it is called differently
+F m-ry v interesting! Abeg gist us some more names and places - we love to know about other cultures ,🤗🤗💃
Chineke so I have to pay 120 thousand Naira for the French lace and my hubby 70 K for the broil for our outfits plus pay the tailor. LMAO............ Well I no fit shout
the first fabric is gorge. I love tradition outfits but cant stand nigerian tailors (they never design what you want or it doesn't fit and the good ones are way too expensive) :( so i avoid aso ebi as much as possible.
misskemo the way to avoid that, find a really good tailor preferably not in the main cities where it's more expensive and stick with him/her. Go to the tailor and let her measure you and keep all your measurements. Tell her to add allowance inside all your clothes. Next time you need another outfit made, you'll only need to send her a picture of the style.
Faites vos interviews en français nous ne comprenons rien.
120 naira chicken change.
That was just one, she mentioned one that was 70k for 10 yards.
I translated that to 120K naira. There's nothing for chicken change in a shop like that.
+superAweber Thank you. She obviously meant 120k and the quality of the clothing you can tell you won't be able to buy anything there if all you have is "chicken change" SMH
It all chicken change to me. My father has 10 oil companies one in new York and Saudi Arabia i sleep on bed made with dollas. You dont believe me?
***** I dont blame you if you know me you should know i buy politician power.
obzest=obsess ...Lmaoo
this is asian not african
plz what is Aso ebi? is it the fabric or a ceremony? I'm cameroonian, I love nigerian culture. kiss
nice
plz what is Aso ebi? is it the fabric or a ceremony? I'm cameroonian, I love nigerian culture. kiss
plz what is Aso ebi? is it the fabric or a ceremony? I'm cameroonian, I love nigerian culture. kiss
plz what is Aso ebi? is it the fabric or a ceremony? I'm cameroonian, I love nigerian culture. kiss