Upcycled Denim: Modern Bead Denim
$ 380.00
Discover our upcycled denim, lovingly transformed by Maasai and Turkana women.
This unique fusion of traditional beading and modern denim celebrates cultural artistry and embraces a holistic approach to sustainability—addressing social, environmental, and economic dimensions.
Experience fashion that honours tradition and supports a better future.
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