Jerk Supper Print Activism but that isn't true

but that isn't true

and social confidence

The illustration was inspired by the symbols we see on traditional West African textiles

These bookends which celebrate a powerful Akan symbol-based language that is hundreds of years old are right at home on The Cornrow

Jerk Supper Print Activism but that isn't trueJerk Supper Print by Kenya Josiah This print is A4 (297mm x 210mm) Made from a 100% recycled paper, certified by FSC Prints ship flat Why it's on The Cornrow The Cornrow are always on the hunt for art that celebrates heritage across the far reaching Black Diaspora. Kenya's still life's featuring some of our favourite meals were immediately nostalgic and to see Caribbean food and Wray and Nephew rum get given the same reverence as fruit bowls and