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Vital Color
2 Bright African Cotton Print 2-Layer Face Masks from Ghana
Vital Color, 2 Bright African Cotton Print 2-Layer Face Masks from Ghana
Alami Haruna
Bold African prints in ultra violet, green and yellow on white exemplify modern Ghanaian style. By Alami Haruna, these contoured face masks are both are washable and reusable, double-layered and... read more
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$17.99$16.19Artist: Alami Haruna
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Help You, Help Me
2-Layer Elastic Loop Face Mask in Green & White Cotton
Help You, Help Me, 2-Layer Elastic Loop Face Mask in Green & White Cotton
Justina Botwey
"Let's be one another's keeper by wearing our masks. It can help you save yourself and also save your neighbor from spreading infections," Justina Botwey says. Her double-layer contoured... read more
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$12.99$11.69Artist: Justina Botwey
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Akan Gold Dust
Handwoven African Yellow Kente Cloth Scarf (14 Inch Width)
Akan Gold Dust, Handwoven African Yellow Kente Cloth Scarf (14 Inch Width)
Rachel Armah
Woven by hand, traditional West African kente cloth becomes a colorful scarf. Rachel Armah presents a traditional design known as Sika Futuro in the Akan language. "Sika" means... read more
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$139.99Artist: Rachel Armah
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Obaahema
Hand Woven Multicolor Kente Cloth Scarf (4 Inch Width)
Obaahema, Hand Woven Multicolor Kente Cloth Scarf (4 Inch Width)
Rachel Armah
Originated by the Akan peoples of Ghana, colorful kente cloth is the best-known of all African textiles. Kente cloth is woven in strips, which is how it came by its name (kente means... read more
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$49.99Artist: Rachel Armah
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"Growing up in Abiriw was enjoyable and exciting. It was very much a communal life, and every year in September we celebrated the Odwira... read more
