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Animal Print Logo Bag
£60Inspired by the T Bon Ange silhouette-
Our Animal Print Logo bag is perfect for any outing.
The black-on mustard print is eyecatching and soft to the touch, a touch of style and flair.
Please Note: Variations in the print, leather, and hair are natural characteristics.
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Fur Logo Bag
£60Inspired by the T Bon Ange silhouette-
Our Fur Logo bag is perfect for any outing.
The shocking pink merino wool is eyecatching and butter-soft to the touch, a blend of style and flair.
Please Note: Variations in the fur and leather are natural characteristics.
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Yika Leather Bag
£65The Limited Edition Yika Bag, with a black and brown leather tribal print, is handmade and comes with an antique, weighted strap.
Printed on the leather are animals and human figures.
Please Note: Variations in the leather are a natural characteristic.
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Owodunni Cardholder
£60The Yorùbá say “Owódùnní”– It is enjoyable to be wealthy.
Molded from the highest quality Italian Calf Leather, possessing a charming Patina.
Our cardholder depicts a silhouette on one side and a mask logo on the other side. It includes 4 card slots with royal green stitching detail – We fashioned two styles.
STYLE 1. The Foil finish – this simple touch adds a deep black lustiness and sheen to the aesthetic of the leather.
STYLE 2. The Natural finish – this is direct to leather embossing, adding a natural matte black aesthetic to the leather.
Please Note: Variations in the leather are a natural characteristic.
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Olola Silk Scarf
£100In Yorùbá, Ọlọla translates as – Royal
The Olola Silk Scarf. Imprinted onto the finest Silk Twill parading the twin leopards, with gold-tinted shadows and encircled by Vévé symbols.
Golden tipped corners symbolise the Yorùbá Queen, King, Prince, and Princess, embellished with hand-drawn T Bon Ange typography culminating in a hand-rolled hem. -
Ganga Bois Cross
£45Ganga Bois – The great wood
Our pendants have been hand carved skillfully from deep, dark African Blackwood and beaded by hand, by the famous Maasai Tribe in Tanzania.
African Blackwood, which comes from the Mpingo tree, was previously considered an ebony wood. Notoriously difficult wood to work with by hand, it has a rich, vibrant, glow once finished and lacquered.
Beadwork is mostly done by women who sit aside each other, arranging beads of countless colors and combinations.
Please Note: Variations in the wood are a natural characteristic.
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Ganga Bois Cross
£45Ganga Bois – The great wood
Our pendants have been hand carved skillfully from deep, dark African Blackwood and beaded by hand, by the famous Maasai Tribe in Tanzania.
African Blackwood, which comes from the Mpingo tree, was previously considered an ebony wood. Notoriously difficult wood to work with by hand, it has a rich, vibrant, glow once finished and lacquered.
Beadwork is mostly done by women who sit aside each other, arranging beads of countless colors and combinations.
Please Note: Variations in the wood are a natural characteristic.
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Ganga Bois Pendanti
£40Ganga Bois – The great wood
Our pendants have been hand carved skillfully from deep, dark African Blackwood and beaded by hand, by the famous Maasai Tribe in Tanzania.
African Blackwood, which comes from the Mpingo tree, was previously considered an ebony wood. Notoriously difficult wood to work with by hand, it has a rich, vibrant, glow once finished and lacquered.
Beadwork is mostly done by women who sit aside each other, arranging beads of countless colors and combinations.
Please Note: Variations in the wood are a natural characteristic.
