Hello! Let me introduce you to Wax Print, also known as Ankara in West Africa. Whether you've heard of it before or it's new to you, it's a fabric that deserves your attention. It's not just a piece of colorful cloth; it's a symbol, an expression of culture, identity, and fashion that I personally find fascinating.
Can you build a house in Africa remotely?
You can't. If you're thinking about it, don't do it 😄
The first Ankara dress I ever owned came during my very first visit to Nigeria, in 2009. It was a gift from my mother-in-law – and also my first real encounter with African fashion as it's truly worn. It was tailored for me in the city of Awka.
(A Culture Shock Scented with Jollof Rice and Sparkling with Colors)
Babywearing, the practice of carrying a baby in a fabric wrap, is an ancient tradition that is making a strong comeback due to its numerous benefits. Many cultures worldwide, including African communities, have practiced babywearing for centuries. Traditional African wraps not only reflect a rich cultural heritage with their stunning designs, but...
