Gold jewelry has a rich cultural significance among black communities worldwide.
It serves as more than just an accessory; it often represents, heritage, self-expression, and a sense of pride.
Throughout history, many black cultures have utilized gold jewelry to symbolize status,
celebrate milestones, or display their unique artistic expressions.
In African and African diaspora cultures, gold jewelry has deep-rooted connections.
It’s not just about fashion; it’s a reflection of the beauty and strength found within black communities.
It serves as more than just an accessory; it often represents, heritage, self-expression, and a sense of pride.
Throughout history, many black cultures have utilized gold jewelry to symbolize status,
celebrate milestones, or display their unique artistic expressions.
In African and African diaspora cultures, gold jewelry has deep-rooted connections.
It’s not just about fashion; it’s a reflection of the beauty and strength found within black communities.
Check out my interview with I-D Magazine that delves into my thinking of the project.
PRINTS
Featuring:
Alia - @_naturalia / Flat Twists & Twists
Janae Raquel - @janaeraquelr / Braided Crown
Aisha/Megisa - @myblackhairnl / Low Box Braid
Aliyah - @aliyahraey / Long Braids
Chynna - @chizzyano / Box Braid Bun
Lesley - @freshlengths / Low Braided Bun & Hibiscus Blossom
Rare Essence - @areessenceacademy / Braided Updo
L. Monae - @monalisa_blackshears / Twisted Updo with Bun
Aniekeme - @aniekeme_ / Butterfly’s Grace
Kersti - @kersti.pitre / Pollen
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