Emerald & Wax is borne out of my passion for African wax prints that was ignited when as a child I used to help my grandmother at her wholesale African fabric warehouse in Accra. I draw on this Ghanaian upbringing to bring the art and colour of traditional African wax prints to European design, delivering what I like to describe as wearable art for today’s confident woman looking to bring colour into their everyday lives and wardrobes. After moving to New York, I grew to love Japanese design and architecture, and this represents a strong presence in my collections. I am driven to design and produce each garment so that it is the essence of the Emerald & Wax brand. My collections are extremely wearable and add both colour and style to any capsule wardrobe.
Emerald & Wax is borne out of my passion for African wax prints that was ignited when as a child I used to help my grandmother at her wholesale African fabric warehouse in Accra. I draw on this Ghanaian upbringing to bring the art and colour of traditional African wax prints to European design, delivering what I like to describe as wearable art for today’s confident woman looking to bring colour into their everyday lives and wardrobes. After moving to New York, I grew to love Japanese design and architecture, and this represents a strong presence in my collections. I am driven to design and produce each garment so that it is the essence of the Emerald & Wax brand. My collections are extremely wearable and add both colour and style to any capsule wardrobe.
- Discipline Fashion Design
- Price Range €26-€50, €51-€100, €101-€250, Over €250
- Products fashion clothing, accessories and homeware including kimonos, skirts, dresses, tops, lampshades, tote bags, purses, clutches.
- Materials African wax prints, African hand woven fabrics, Irish tweed, Irish produced lining
- Runs Courses Yes
- Made Local Yes
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