Bananas & Pepper Print Kimono - Designed Exclusively for Wild Gecko Airport Shop
Available at Wild Gecko Airport shop and online
M / L – Fits size 14 – 18
GTP Cotton Heritage Fabrics and Prints
Fabrics printed in Ghana
Kimonos Made in Ghana
100% Cotton
Pepper Banana :
Visual Flavours are hinted at in Print, Bunch of Organic Ghana Bananas and Ama Serwa Pepper Print. Grids and Botanicals, an Amuse Bouche for the Body?
African Heritage prints originating from 1880s offer a unique aesthetic due to their was crackle background. Speaking to the interconnectedness of family life.
A Visual language of culture, each print is named by local fabric traders from various Akan tribes, so sometimes the names differ.
Ruminate on the Fabric of Life, tell your own story in an elegant Kimono Shrug.
Available at Wild Gecko Airport shop and online
M / L – Fits size 14 – 18
GTP Cotton Heritage Fabrics and Prints
Fabrics printed in Ghana
Kimonos Made in Ghana
100% Cotton
Pepper Banana :
Visual Flavours are hinted at in Print, Bunch of Organic Ghana Bananas and Ama Serwa Pepper Print. Grids and Botanicals, an Amuse Bouche for the Body?
African Heritage prints originating from 1880s offer a unique aesthetic due to their was crackle background. Speaking to the interconnectedness of family life.
A Visual language of culture, each print is named by local fabric traders from various Akan tribes, so sometimes the names differ.
Ruminate on the Fabric of Life, tell your own story in an elegant Kimono Shrug.
Available at Wild Gecko Airport shop and online
M / L – Fits size 14 – 18
GTP Cotton Heritage Fabrics and Prints
Fabrics printed in Ghana
Kimonos Made in Ghana
100% Cotton
Pepper Banana :
Visual Flavours are hinted at in Print, Bunch of Organic Ghana Bananas and Ama Serwa Pepper Print. Grids and Botanicals, an Amuse Bouche for the Body?
African Heritage prints originating from 1880s offer a unique aesthetic due to their was crackle background. Speaking to the interconnectedness of family life.
A Visual language of culture, each print is named by local fabric traders from various Akan tribes, so sometimes the names differ.
Ruminate on the Fabric of Life, tell your own story in an elegant Kimono Shrug.