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Creative Finds: Aphiasakyi- Dramatic African print neck pieces
There are great creatives out there designing, manipulating, sewing and combining fabric and patterns to create some pretty amazing products and art and in the first of the series, we bring you Aphiasakyi. This is a Ghanaian brand making some absolutely stunning jewellery pieces from African wax print fabric. Have a look!
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Dian
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