All our fabrics tell a story.
Our traditional patterns refer to local customs or an aspect of the savannah landscape of north west Ghana.
When a child is born in the Dagaaba region the community will be called upon to provide a name. Deliberation will take a while as the baby’s character develops and weeks will pass before a suitable name is chosen. Annamala means ‘it shall be well’, and it’s the name of our Production Assistant’s new baby girl. This traditional pattern, originally based on the plumage of the guineafowl, is named in her honour.
All fabric has passed the flammability ‘cigarette test’ (BS5852:Part 1:1979:Source 0).
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