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AKOS - is the Ghanaian Akan name for our Sunday born Queens. Every Pattern & Colour represents a unique meaning. The 'Kumasi' print was used to create the ‘AKOS' kente print swimsuit. Kumasi is the centre of Ashanti culture.   The colours used to create this pattern include: - Green, which often represents life, growth...

  YAA YAA - The Ghanaian Akan name for our Thursday born Queens. Every Pattern & Colour represents a unique meaning of life.   Product Details: The YAA YAA lace-up, one-piece swimsuit comes with adjustable straps with metal bead details. 100% Swim-proof 82% Polyester, 18% Elastane We...

  ‘OHENEBA’ BOU BOU ADIRE PRINT & MATCHING HEAD-WRAP/HEAD BAND SET “Oheneba” - Daughter of a King ‘OHENEBA’ BOU BOU  ADIRE, African handmade tie & dye kaftan dress. Command every room you enter, take up space and turn heads like the  Rich Auntie you were...

AKOS - is the Ghanaian Akan name for our Sunday born Queens. Every Pattern & Colour represents a unique meaning. The 'James Town' print was used to create the ‘AKOS' kente print swimsuit.   The colours used to create this pattern include: - Green, which often represents life, growth and good health. - Black, associated...

PRE-ORDER NOW - We will fulfil items as soon as they become available Before Summer 2022!  ADWOA (Bottoms Only) - is the Ghanaian Akan name for our Monday born Queens. Every Pattern & Colour represents a unique meaning. The 'James Town' print was used to create the ‘ADWOA' kente print swimsuit. James Town is adorned with beautiful...

AKUA - is the Ghanaian Akan name for our Wednesday born Queens.  Every Pattern & Colour represents a unique meaning. The colours used to create the ‘AKUA’ kente pattern include: - Gold, which represents wealth and royalty. - Blue which represents harmony, wisdom and good fortune.  'Experience greatness as you wear...

Every Pattern & Colour represents a unique meaning. The 'CAPE COAST' print was used to create the ‘AKU' style kente swimsuit. Cape Coast is home to Fanti Culture and the famous Cape Coast Castle Museum which exhibits pre-colonial local history, the slave trade and traditional crafts.   The colours used to create this pattern include: - Pink...

ASANTE -  Every Pattern & Colour represents a unique meaning. The 'Kumasi' print was used to create this ‘ASANTE' kente print headwrap/ sarong scarf.  Kumasi is the centre of Ashanti culture.   The colours used to create this pattern include: - Green, which often represents life, growth and good health. - Black, associated with...

AS SEEN ON GABRIELLE UNION READY TO SHIP NOW! ABENAA- The Ghanaian Akan name for our Tuesday born Queens. Every Pattern & Colour represents a unique meaning of life. The colours used to create the ‘ABENAA’ kente pattern print include: - Yellow, like the rising sun which represents...

EFIA- The Ghanaian Akan name for our Friday born Queens. Every Pattern & Colour represents a unique meaning of life. The main pattern used for the ‘EFIA’ swimsuit was inspired by Ghanaian 'Entoma' (Cloth) prints also known as 'Ankara' in Nigeria. The colours are rich in...