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Sahara Dress
The sahara dress is made for the women who want to look fabulous without the fuss. This kaftan is created to be easy, enjoyable to wear and most importantly made to last. Designed with a loose fit, asymmetrical hem ( short in the front, long in the back) ,front split opening at the neckline and wide, loose sleeves. This dress is perfect for those hot summery days paired with your favourite sandals or for a casual lunch with friends and family.
Steph Dress
Made from a pure linen, this loose-fit dress is the epitome of casual chic. It has a midi length, side pockets as well as a pleat detail on the side seams to add a bit of playfulness to this already gorgeous ensemble. Pair it with your favourite sandals or heels to finish it off.
The Khaya Waistbag - The Encounter
Introducing The Khaya Waistbag. A unisex limited edition capsule. A modern take on the fannypack using strong and structured lines to showcase a reinterpretation of traditional African aesthetics.
Printed vegetable tanned leather comprising of three African inspired custom graphics of which two were created especially for us in collaboration with artist Brian Tompkins.
The Encounter:
Deriving inspiration from the geometric shapes handwoven on traditional Kuba cloth, then taking those shapes and creating ones with softer and more curved lines, Multidisciplinary Artist, Brian Tompkins created an amalgamation between the Kuba shapes and Bushmen drawings found in Southern Africa.
And out of this amalgamation ca
The Khaya Waistbag - Scatterbrain
Introducing The Khaya Waistbag. A unisex limited edition capsule. A modern take on the fannypack using strong and structured lines to showcase a reinterpretation of traditional African aesthetics.
Printed vegetable tanned leather comprising of three African inspired custom illustrations of which two were created especially for us in collaboration with artist Brian Tompkins.
Scatterbrain:
Drawing inspiration from the geometric shapes handwoven on traditional Kuba cloth, multiple-disciplinary artist Brian Tompkins named this custom pattern 'Scatterbrain' as he saw that the shapes mimic the folds of the brain.
