Ujamaa Shower Curtain | Kwanzaa & Afrocentric Decor

Ujamaa Shower Curtain | Kwanzaa & Afrocentric DecorUjamaa envisioned as loving generosity. You'll feel abundant and generous, thanks to the cushioned bottom. The foot is black with artwork printed along the leg with crisp, bold colors that won't fade. So, you value the economic strength of this community right down to your toes. Originally, Ujaama (familyhood) was Julius Nyerere's social and economic development policies in Tanzania after it gained independence from Britain. Later it became the basis

or simply basking in the sun with your chosen family

I originally designed it as an image for birthing and to aid laboring parents to open and allow the baby to arrive

a conversation starter

It’s a visual declaration that your journey is uniquely yours

This gorgeous one-piece swimsuit is crafted from a comfortable and supportive fabric

confidence

and everything in between

Inspired by the image of a grandmother's lovingly cared-for hair

Embrace your journey

padded design

to our ancestors who walked before us

this Afrocentric and LGBTQ+ affirming tee is more than just clothing