Weekender Tote — What You Carry Says Everything.

Four designs, one listing — drawing from the Aya Adinkra tradition, the All Roads Lead to Ghana Series, the Afro Boho Sole Series, and the Kemet Series. A roomy, print-forward weekender tote for people who carry life with intention. Sketchbooks, market finds, a day's worth of plans — it holds all of it, upright.

The Designs

AFRiCAN / Aya

On the front: "AFRiCAN" in bold typographic declaration — the deliberate split between "AFRI" and "CAN" turning a word into a statement of power. On the back: the Aya fern, the Adinkra symbol of endurance, independence, and defiance, rendered in clean black on white. Wear the word. Carry the symbol.

All Roads Lead to Ghana

Ghanaian cities — Accra, Kumasi, Cape Coast, Elmina, Bolgatanga, Kintampo, Tamale, Hohoe, Koforidua, Mampong, and more — fill the bag in flowing dark script on a white ground, bordered by deep black edges. Every city on the map. Every road that leads you back.

Afro Boho Sole Series — Bogolan

White ground, black marks. X-crosses, triangles, dashes, and dots in deliberate vertical columns — bògòlanfini-inspired geometry drawn from the West African hand-dye tradition. The whole bag is the pattern. Every surface, every angle, considered.

Kemet Series — Eye of Horus

Black bag. Gold eye. The Eye of Horus fills the entire face of the tote — oversized, edge-to-edge, monumental. A Kemetic symbol of protection, wholeness, and clear sight, rendered in rich gold so bold it reads from across the room. Carry the protection with you.

Construction & Care

Durable 100% spun polyester exterior — shape-retaining, wrinkle-resistant, holding colour and print through wear and travel. Comfortable black cotton webbing handles that rest easily on the shoulder. Spacious T-bottom construction (24" × 13") keeps the bag upright and organised. Black 50/50 cotton-poly lining. Designed in Accra.

Care

Dry clean recommended. For light maintenance: spot clean and air dry.

Every design a mantra. Every piece a manifesto.