Historically Black Inspired
Under Wraps
I did a research project on how headwraps became a style for Black women, I found out that during the slave era of the 1800's Black women were forced to wear head coverings by their slave masters, they wanted us to appear as a less value in society.
And just like Black women we found a new way to make these tattered head coverings into the fashionable head-wraps we see today. I created this piece as a visual representation of how, we as Black women, will never allow our identity to be silenced or hidden.
Only sold in 18x24 size
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