Ibeji Kerchief
Unlike the illusiveness of the Ibeji, our love for kerchiefs are no mystery. Intentionally cut to allow for stretch and secure styling, the Ibeji kerchief is available in two kindred prints; Kehinde, the fiery "older" twin, and Taiwo, the first to taste the world, whose pink teardrops signal to Kehinde the beauty of the earth.
Model wears Kehinde Kerchief with Ashanti Band as Bralette.
Created in small batches in our Fort Point Boston atelier using hand sourced textiles.
Tafari Wraps encourages you to Wrap With Spirit as you restore your dignity and uplift your spirit through artisan tailored head wraps and accessories of bold, breathable natural textiles. When we Wrap With Spirit, we wrap with the courage of your ancestors and mirror our inner most selves.
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Exuding confidence, strength, regality, and creativity, to Wrap With Spirit is a proclamation of self-love. Restore your dignity and uplift your spirit through artisan tailored head wraps and accessories of bold, breathable natural textiles. Do it for you in secure silk dupioni and patterned wax prints. A motto and a lifestyle, share your true colors as you Wrap With Spirit!
THERE IS POWER IN WORDS.
Intentionally naming our products not only summons the spirit of our role models who fought for Black liberation, unity, and joy, but naming our products with our eyes on the Black experience sets the tone for the thoughts, feelings and livity we desire as children of the Diaspora.
Iberji
We believe in the restorative power of color, as such we work with wax prints and silks that are vibrant, patterned, and bold, placing your joy centerstage.
WRAP SERVICES
Be it a protective style for hair loss thrivers, a fashionable accessory, or the perfect solution to a bad hair day; here at Tafari Wraps, we strive to uplift your spirit through our unique educational Wrapshop℠: The Art & Fashion of African Head Wrapping.
Since 2006, Chief Designer and Founder Imani McFarlane has been facilitating our Wrapshop℠, a hands-on workshop that explores the multi-faceted functions of head wrapping. From the artful manipulation of our wraps, to the spiritual relevance in practices such as Rastafari, participants will engage in soulful conversation to build an everlasting connection with a sacred tradition.
Endorsed by The American Cancer Society
