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 full moon (kyuupilla) rises and illuminates a village, the children of the community will come out and sing special songs. Many villages still have no electricity, so the light of the moon creates a floodlit stage for the children to sing and play.
All fabric has passed the flammability ‘cigarette test’ (BS5852:Part 1:1979:Source 0).
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