Scarves

Inspired by the orisha Yemaya, this gaiter offers solace, comfort and the always elegance of the ocean. Everything comes and goes - and so too will...

Inspired by the the peaceful, patient wise father of mankind, son of Olofi, Obatala. Allow grace and wise insights to flow into you. This neck gait...

Inspired by the unknowable deep ocean orisha, Olokun, this variation on a traditional gingham pattern will settle your soul with fond notions of ho...

Inspired by the volcanic energy of Aganyu and the power of focused collective heads to ignite change. Feeling a bit like current events make you wa...

Inspired by Chango, the owner of fire, lightening, thunder and war, and also the patron of music, drumming and dancing. Carry the energy of the mig...

Keep up with the storm's dancing feet. Inspired by Chango, the owner of fire, lightening, thunder and war, and also the patron of music, drumming a...

Inspired by Ogun, who clears the path, the protector, the blacksmith and makers of tools. We're not going to be wearing masks for ever. Invest in s...

"We're here, we're queer, get used to it!" Be transported to that time when we were "not gay as in happy, but, queer as in fuck you." You are who y...

We're here, we're queer, get used to it! Fondly remembering my boho flowing hippy skirts, my jean jacket, pink triangle, black ebony labrys and lea...

This neck gaiter is a versatile accessory that can be used as a face covering, headband, bandana, wristband, and neck warmer. Upgrade your accessor...

Let's face it, masks will come and go, but, this is an additional layer you can keep and use again and again. It can be used as a face covering, he...

There's hearts! Some of the flowers are made of pink triangles, the lollipops are labrys set against a faux washed out tie dye look. What a fun way...