Adire is a traditional Yoruba textile art form that originated in Nigeria 🧵. The word "Adire" means "tie and dye" in Yoruba, and it involves creating unique patterns and designs on fabric using a resist-dyeing technique. The process typically involves folding, tying, or stitching the fabric to create resistance areas that won't absorb the dye, resulting in striking, one-of-a-kind patterns.