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About the Print: Our Abebe print is inspired by ankara, a pattern and fabric style common in various parts of Africa. Ankara is seen in celebration wear, everyday wear, accessories, furniture and, more recently, fashion runways across the world. This style of fabric is known for its bright, vibrant colors and unique repeat patterns. The patterns have…
About the Print: Our Abeo print is inspired by adire. Adire, meaning “tie and dye” in Yoruba, is an indigo-dyed cloth made in southwestern Nigeria by Yoruba women. With striking designs, adire is made using traditional resist-dyeing techniques that release varying shades of indigo onto the fabric. Patterns formed using specific processes would then be…
About the Print: The Adehye print is our take on kente cloth, a Ghanian woven textile made with strips of silk and cotton. Traditional kente weaving is done on a wooden loom and kente cloth was historically worn by royalty. There are hundreds of different types of kente patterns, each with its own name or…
About the Print: Our Bògò collection was inspired by bògòlanfini (meaning mud cloth in the Bambara language), a handmade Malian cotton fabric traditionally dyed with fermented mud. Bògòlanfini holds and important place in traditional Malian culture – it is worn by hunters as camouflage, protection and as a badge of status. Women are wrapped in the fabric…
Perfect for little eaters, our Dancers Silicone Bib design features beautiful African dancers, bringing color and joy to mealtime. Made from food-grade silicone, these comfortable and easy-to-clean bibs are anti-bacterial, BPA free and phthalate free. They feature a wide, stay-open front pocket that keeps your child s cute outfit free from messy accidents. Our silicone bib resists…
Perfect for little eaters, our Gángan Silicone Bib features a design inspired by various African drums, including the talking drum known in the Nigerian language Yoruba as gángan. Talking drums are part of a family of hourglass shaped pressure drums that have special importance among the Yoruba people. Because the pitch of talking drums can be changed to…
Perfect for little eaters, our Gángan Silicone Bib features a design inspired by various African drums, including the talking drum known in the Nigerian language Yoruba as gángan. Talking drums are part of a family of hourglass shaped pressure drums that have special importance among the Yoruba people. Because the pitch of talking drums can be changed to…
About the Print: Our Tukula print is a playful interpretation of kuba cloth – a textile traditionally handwoven by the Kuba people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Kuba cloth is woven using the strands from raffia palm leaves that are then dyed using natural dyes. This fabric originated in the 17th century and is characterized by…
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