The Angel Sleeve
Cascading silhouettes thoughtfully combined with the timelessness of quality linen, craftsmanship and tailoring —
The Malaika Top is truly one of a kind.
Co-creating Anthologies in style.
Each one of us are home to lineages of sacred histories, knowledge and desires. Many of these values and processes were unable to reach us or forgotten, while others we inherited, maintain, or let go. Today we are continually creating new ways of living, often drawing from unexpected connections that inspire curiosity and reimagine our traditions and and the world we want to live in.
KAKAZI studio explores ways of living as embodied archives of the past, present and future — in style. Celebrating this beauty and power in ordinary moments shared connects us. We dream in different languages, with food, prioritise rest, in loving company and effortless style.
How does your style reflect your journey?
KAKAZI Oral Histories
Our next oral histories contribution is from Mona Taha, a Kampala based Artist, mother, daughter and friend. Interviewed by KAKAZI studio Founder Nabiséré Nicole in 2023, Mona shares insight into her creative journey, the themes she explores in her work and the complexities of her Rwandese Egyptian heritage.
Sign up to KAKAZI studio’s news letter to be one of the first to know about Mona’s contribution. You can also expect to get a closer look into the processes behind KAKAZI studio’s multifaceted being.
Launching soon.
The Masanda cushions are coming to the shop this November as part of a continuation of this hand dyed batik fabric. We created a stunning selection of 4 Mapacha Lumbers cut from the same cloth and sold out within a week of going live! We’ll be giving early access to our community to celebrate the new arrival of this very limited edition of cushions! Click the button below to join us.
KAKAZI studio collaborated with the International Curators Forum on a workshop series inviting participants to intimate sensory activations to explore their personal archives through art making.