Coumba: Mudcloth Scarf white cover Kelechi Osemele and Ray Rice

Kelechi Osemele and Ray Rice

With a quality black frame and displaying an African American woman and the phrase "Be Blessed and Bless Others"

Let Heaven and Nature Sing

Kevin "WAK" Williams' "Respect the Dream" captures the spirit of generational inspiration

We give all of our hats African names and this one is entitled "Ebele" which means "Compassion"

Coumba: Mudcloth Scarf white cover Kelechi Osemele and Ray Rice"Most commonly ivory toned with delicate black geometric patterns, Mudcloth, or Bogolanfini, is an ancient Malian textile (dating back to the 12th century). Traditionally, it involves coarse, hand spun cotton strips going through a long series of dyeing processesfirst in a bath with leaves and branches, then numerous dye cycles in fermented mud (hence the name)to achieve minimalist, symbolic designs." An elegant handmade lightweight scarf made out of