LUSH Cosmeticsさんのインスタグラム写真 - (LUSH CosmeticsInstagram)「“Working in Tanzania a few years ago, I was entranced by the vibrant Kanga head wrap patterns worn by women. I wanted to represent the regality, strength and prominent personality of the people I met and the force from the fabric in both fashion and function.”–@laurenbrevner They had many names before we called them head wraps. From ‘idukus’ in isiZulu, ‘duku’ in Chichewa, to ‘gele’ in Yoruba. Head wraps have an important meaning in the Subsaharan African cultures. It’s also common in Indian cultures and is named as Turban. We see many head wraps in modern religions, high fashion and in casual wear amongst the Black community. But what does this cloth around the head mean and how did we as a collective get so disconnected from its history? Click our link in bio to learn more about head wraps and how they’re rooted in Black history (authored by @genimsaj) and to take action to end hair discrimination in the United States and Canada. #hair #PassTheCROWN #naturalhair #Blackhair #Blackhistory #selflove #Blackisbeautiful #hairdiscrimination」2月11日 1時00分