Sister Beatrice

All our fabrics tell a story.

Our traditional patterns refer to local customs or an aspect of the savannah landscape of north west Ghana.

This fabric is named for Sister Beatrice works in St Ann’s Vocational School for Young Women in a nearby town. She has taught generations of Dagaaba women how to sew, weave, embroider and much more. She wears a blue wimple and habit as she glides between her pupils with a beatific smile, dispensing advice and love. We cannot thank her enough for the help and love she gave us as we floundered in the early days of Boon & Up.

All fabric has passed the flammability ‘cigarette test’ (BS5852:Part 1:1979:Source 0).

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