Visola

Visola “longings after waterfalls”

In most west African cultures, water is seen as a powerful symbol of renewal and rejuvenation. When traditional purification rituals were performed it involved being washed or submerged in natural flowing waters such as rivers and waterfalls, as a way of symbolically washing away the past with all its impurities and negative energy. After the cleanse begins healing and spiritual growth. We see symbols of that on this print  through the color pallet as well as the blue water drops symbolizing cleansing. These prints were to be worn for seven days after a cleansing.

This frame is a purposely lensless fashion statement, All about revealing your boldest, baddest, and most confident inner icon.

Each piece is titled with African names across the continent. The print on this fabric was chosen to convey symbols and messages of empowerment written by those before us.

BLACK HISTORY EDUCATION ONE FRAME AT A TIME.

Frame Width: 150mm

Temple Length: 140mm

Lens Width: 50mm

Lens Height: 45mm

Bridge Width: 20mm