Weight of the World duffle bag
Weight of the World duffle bag
Asase Ye Duru, meaning “the earth has weight,” symbolizes power, providence, and divinity in the Akan culture of Ghana. This adinkra symbol emphasizes the vital connection between humanity and the Earth, advocating for respect and stewardship of our environment. It serves as a reminder of our individual responsibilities in caring for our planet.
The duffle bag inspired by this symbol is crafted from 100% cotton and recycled denim, utilizing only eco-friendly fabric paint for design. This ensures both durability and sustainability, making it a responsible choice for conscious consumers. With its generous capacity, the bag is suitable for various uses, including travel, gym sessions, or daily activities.
By choosing this thoughtfully designed accessory, you not only embrace the spirit of Asase Ye Duru but also contribute to a more sustainable future.
Base: 20”
Width: 11”
Height: 11”
In collaboration with Oakland Art Murmur and Transmission Gallery, Najee Strickland premieredBLUE GOLD, a unique collection of wearable art, in Oakland, CA.
BLUE GOLD
Blue Gold explores the complex issues of the fast fashion industry--its reliance on plastic and toxic chemicals, the impact of discarded clothing in places like Ghana, and the healing potential of 100% cotton on the human body. This collection is a statement on sustainability, aiming to inspire awareness and change in the way we view and wear our clothes.
Machine wash cold and hang dry