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The role of women in the textile industry in Mozambique: A case study of Capulana from 1890-1965
Capulana is a Mozambican term for a large rectangular piece of vibrantly coloured printed cotton cloth that is typically 1.75m in length by 1.10m in width, predominately used by Mozambican women to either wrap around the body, be used as a headwrap, baby sling, shawl, and for use in various ceremoni
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