Ankara Wasn’t Born in Africa—But Africa Made It a Legacy
Few fabrics carry as much emotional, cultural, and aesthetic weight as Ankara. Often dubbed “African print,” it’s instantly recognizable, bold in pattern, rich in colour, and deeply woven into the fabric of celebrations, politics, and personal style across the continent.
Beyond the Dye: How Adire Is Powering a Cultural and Commercial Renaissance
Adire has always told stories, some whispered in indigo, others etched in cassava paste or stitched in raffia. But in 2025, the narrative is shifting. What was once a closely held dyeing tradition from Abeokuta is now powering an industry