Shower Curtains

Kujichagulia became the basis for Maulana Kerenga's 2nd principle of Kwanzaa, self-determination. These are diaspora designs lovingly made by your ...

“Bonfire Night” captures the warmth and resilience of our community. Inspired by late-night gatherings, shared laughter, and the comforting glow of...

“Nana’s Strands” is an ode to the wisdom, strength, and beauty passed down through generations of Black women. Inspired by the intricate braiding p...

Ujima became the basis for Maulana Kerenga's 3rd principle of Kwanzaa, collective work & responsibility. He wrote: "To build and maintain our c...

“Our Sacred Temples” is a love letter to the resilience and beauty of Black women and the spaces we create. This design draws inspiration from the ...

This design came to me in a dream during Pride month. If you follow my designs, you know I attempt to avoid the obvious. But, this is a loving shie...

Ujamaa envisioned as loving generosity. You'll feel abundant and generous, thanks to the cushioned bottom. The foot is black with artwork printed a...

Nia became the basis for Maulana Kerenga's 5th principle of Kwanzaa, purpose. These are diaspora designs lovingly made by your Iya for everyone. Un...

Umoja became the basis for Maulana Kerenga's 1st principle of Kwanzaa, unity. These are diaspora designs lovingly made by your Iya C Springer for e...