THE KANGA TOWEL woven For the Indigenous peoples of

For the Indigenous peoples of the Sierra

The patterns and colors are adapted from original Samburu motifs—each one rich with cultural significance

worn by East African women

these limited-edition shirts draw inspiration from the uniforms of East Africa’s wildlife rangers—the guardians who walk the front lines

THE KANGA TOWEL woven For the Indigenous peoples ofThe kanga is one of East Africas most beloved textiles: a cotton cloth worn along the Swahili coast for more than a century as a wrap, shawl, baby sling, head covering, and gift marking lifes milestones. Traditionally, each kanga is distinguished by a central design, known as the mji, a border called the pindo, and a Swahili proverb printed along the bottom. These messages speak of patience, wisdom, love, resilience, and quiet defiance. At times,