How can you resist the eclectic wear of a Kanga? A square, cloth made from cotton, adorned in splashes of color and design, common to East African countries. Always bold, slightly adventurous but at all times appealing, the kanga is a fabric with a magician act. It can be tied in knots, folded, pleated, and wrapped practically any way you want it.Kangas have for as long as is known been a traditional type of dress amongst women in central/east Africa. Kangas are part of everyday life for the women of east Africa, particularly Kenya and Tanzania. Traditionally, women wear them as sarongs or as headscarves. Nowadays Women dont just drape Khanga around their waist while indoors or in public as sarongs, or use them as towels after shower or carrying their young children on their backs. Khanga inspired fabrics and prints are so in right now (its a new black) and a lot of celebs have been spotted rocking the trend~ Beyonce, Rihanna, Alicia Keys, Fergie, Estelle, Gwen Stefani even Michelle Obama was spotted rocking the Kanga Top
Below are the pictures of me wearing Kanga, designed by one of Tanzanian designer~ Asya Idarous Khamsin.


Looking for a Kanga inspired fabric?Here is a list of few known Kanga designers SUNO, CHICHIA LONDON,BOXING KITTEN, TANZANIA MITINDO HOUSE,VIDA MAHIMBO and MUSTAFA HASSANALI








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