We were so excited when Better Basics founder Sam Rayner first approached us to work on a collabo last year, it felt like a great...
We teamed up with photographer Samuel Trimz for his creative lifestyle shoot in Accra. His love for colour, textures and patterns drew him to pursue a collaboration...
Osei-Duro is always looking for new ways to use our production textile offcuts (scraps, informally) and when Gul reached out in 2021 we were struck...
Long ago, in the pre-COVID days (sigh), Osei-Duro (in the form of me, Molly) paid a visit one morning to the studio of the Ghanaian...
The Yumba Rugs are a very special limited object for us, and we are excited to finally have them online! These rugs are handmade using...
Batik happens. As a physical object of both fashion and commerce, designed and hand produced in a horizontal, human scale industry, batik fabric is the...
What is going on over there? We are missing our friends alot. Yes, we can video chat, but we're finding that it's not the same...
I recently had the pleasure of attending the Ankos Masquerade Festival in Ghana’s twin coastal cities of Sekondi-Takoradi, which happens on Christmas Day and New...
A trailblazer in Accra, Efua works in theatre and performance, although she is exploring new fields, media, and materials. She runs performance and experimental social...
Cloth as Currency // Osei-Duro Residency Kenturah Davis is an artist working between Los Angeles, New Haven, and Accra (Ghana). Her work oscillates between various...
Chale Wote is a street art festival that takes place in Jamestown, Accra every year. Since we first came to Ghana ten years ago, it...
Another Osei-Duro Wedding! It's been quite a year for weddings for us. This past weekend, our manager extraordinaire Martha Yurobo married her fiance, teacher Stephen...
