Packet 5: Bonus 1

A group named for this fabric art and the Bamana word “kasobané,” or “set free,” is known for producing innovative mud-dying patterns with materials produced in-house. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this Malian fabric art also known as “mud cloth.” It involves a laborious dye-wash process that can take weeks.
ANSWER: bogolanfini [or bògòlanfini; accept Groupe Bogolan Kasobané]
[10m] Bogolan cloth is often used to make these usually colorful shirts popular in pan-African spaces, which are traditionally worn with kofi caps. The name of these shirts comes from the Hausa word for “inner garment.”
ANSWER: dashiki
[10e] Another popular method of dying cloth for dashikis is named after this country’s “wax.” This country is home to the avant-garde fashion house Viktor & Rolf and designers from the De Stijl (“duh STYLE”) movement like Gerrit Rietveld (“KHAIR-it REET-felt”).
ANSWER: the Netherlands [or Nederland; accept Holland; accept Dutch Wax]
<Indiana, Other Fine Arts> | E. Prelims 5 - Indiana + Vanderbilt + MIT

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2112.8695%33%0%

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
CambridgeNorth Carolina001010E
GeorgetownChicago A001010E
Georgia Tech AOhio State001010E
Georgia Tech BMaryland B001010E
HarvardTexas001010E
Illinois BMichigan001010E
NYU AIllinois A001010E
NYU BCornell0101020ME
Northwestern ABruin001010E
PittsburghColumbia B0101020ME
PurduePenn State0000
RutgersBritish Columbia0101020ME
Stanford AChicago B001010E
Stanford BBrown001010E
Toronto AMinnesota001010E
Toronto BGeorgia Tech C0101020ME
UC Berkeley AUCF0101020ME
UC Berkeley BJohns Hopkins001010E
VirginiaColumbia A0101020ME
Virginia TechUCLA0101020ME
WaterlooMaryland A001010E

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-17✓2112.8695%33%0%