Kraal Hat
Our 'Kraal' Hat beautifully captures the essence of Himba landscapes and Sahel architecture. The Himba, an indigenous people from the Kunene Region of northern Namibia, are renowned for their distinctive appearance, covering their bodies and hair with a blend of butterfat and red ochre to protect against the harsh sun and insect bites.
The design of this hat draws inspiration from Himba "kraals," traditional houses that paint a picture of Himba landscapes through a patchwork on fabric. This unique fusion of cultural elements creates a wearable piece of art that celebrates the beauty and resilience of these remarkable cultures.
Our 'Kraal' Hat beautifully captures the essence of Himba landscapes and Sahel architecture. The Himba, an indigenous people from the Kunene Region of northern Namibia, are renowned for their distinctive appearance, covering their bodies and hair with a blend of butterfat and red ochre to protect against the harsh sun and insect bites.
The design of this hat draws inspiration from Himba "kraals," traditional houses that paint a picture of Himba landscapes through a patchwork on fabric. This unique fusion of cultural elements creates a wearable piece of art that celebrates the beauty and resilience of these remarkable cultures.
Our 'Kraal' Hat beautifully captures the essence of Himba landscapes and Sahel architecture. The Himba, an indigenous people from the Kunene Region of northern Namibia, are renowned for their distinctive appearance, covering their bodies and hair with a blend of butterfat and red ochre to protect against the harsh sun and insect bites.
The design of this hat draws inspiration from Himba "kraals," traditional houses that paint a picture of Himba landscapes through a patchwork on fabric. This unique fusion of cultural elements creates a wearable piece of art that celebrates the beauty and resilience of these remarkable cultures.