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Tanzania Tote (by Kayla Griffith)Traditional fabric from Shinyanga, Tanzania brought to you by traveler Kayla Griffith. "There are two basic divisions khanga vs kitenge. This is a kitenge design meaning long sheets of [a single] patterned fabrics. The fabrics are used for an incredible variety of things: skirts, dresses, blouses, trousers, curtains, tablecloths, bags, sheets and the most popular a baby wrap." Kayla Griffith 1 of 9 Limited Edition: Only 9 made. Be 1 of 9. Made in USA

Many women carry their children in 1-2 yards of the fabric and use that same fabric as a head wrap or as a skirt

and thus it can be found in nearly every household

they France’y walking around local farmers markets and exploring old churches

"Women in Rwanda typically used the fabric to create dresses

Along the coast

I got the chance to meet and care for some elephants for a day

they don't know the meaning of the word "subtle"

It truly represents Rwanda

I chose this fabric because of the ribbon of color that winds its way through the fabric

Marcela loves the Ger’many adventures that come along with island life… from volcano tops to ocean floors

It also reminded me of the colors used to represent the holiday tradition of Mexico's day of the dead

or Dalecarlian horse