The Akan traditional wedding outfit holds great significance in West Africa, particularly in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire. Couples choose this majestic attire to emulate the grandeur of the royal court's festivities. Kente for traditional marriage When it comes to the Akan traditional
African American art has a rich history that dates back to the late 1800s and early 1900s. Prominent black sculptors like Eugene Warburg and Mary E. Lewis made significant contributions to the art scene in both America and Europe. The true
Steaming your face is a natural and affordable DIY treatment that will cleanse your skin and restore radiance to your complexion. This treatment should be incorporated in your skincare routine. Read on to find the benefits and how to proceed. The
Step into the captivating world of cornrows as we uncover their rich history and origins. In this article, we delve deep into the African heritage of cornrows and shed light on their cultural significance. Join us on a journey through
Kemetic yoga, egyptian yoga or african yoga, more and more yogists are turning to these practices which according to researchers roots in parts of Africa, particularly Egypt. Kemetic yoga derives from the practice and philosophy of the great sages of ancient
Black women are the most disadvantaged people in the United States, often simultaneously experiencing racism, sexism, and, at times, financial inequality. At the same time, they are one of the most resilient groups around. The constant pressure thrown at them
Helen Williams and Naomi Sims paved the way for black women to pursue their career as a model. In the 60’s, a young black woman called Donyale Luna took the fashion world by storm, becoming the first African-American model to appear
The Luffa benefits - Used by Pharaohs and Queens of Egypt to soften their skin, luffa (or loofah) sponge known as the vegetal sponge is used in Africa for the hygiene of the body. What is a loofah and where it
Ojheikere is regarded as one of the greatest 20th century African photographers, he earned international acclaim through his Hairstyle series; a personal project that he did for over 40 years showing Nigerian traditional hairstyles. Born in 1930 in Ovbiomu-Emai, a rural village
Noëlla Coursaris Musunka is an international model and founder of the Georges Malaika Foundation. Born in Congo to a Congolese mother, and a Cypriot father, she started her modelling career for Agent Provocateur. Since then, Noëlla has appeared in a