Madagascar, Moremi, and Congo Candle Wick 

More than hairstyles; they are cultural inheritances shaped by your history and aesthetics. Madagascar’s coils embody endurance, Moremi’s knot reflects Yoruba ideals of order and authority, and Congo’s flame-like tufts recall fire as a symbol of freedom and transformation. Across Africa, hair has long functioned as language, memory, and resistance—each style carrying the past forward while shaping the future.

Tavares Strachan: The Day Tomorrow Began, is the artist’s first museum exhibition in Los Angeles. Strachan is interested in what has been rendered invisible within mainstream narratives, particularly related to the Black diaspora.

53% cotton tee, 47% polyester, unisex sizing
Machine wash cold, line dry