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Strong Women Inspire a Range of Power Scarves

19 September 2024 by Guest

Abstract visual artist and graphic designer Xolela Madlanga is launching the “I Am” range of scarves throughout Heritage Month, in cooperation with the Fabric Bank.

“This collection celebrates women in leadership who make way for those coming after them, take time to mentor others and aim to leave an impact on the lives of other women. It is honouring 12 women in my life who have, literally, contributed to who I am, in so many different ways,” says Madlanga.

“They share their time and mentor, guide, nurture. They are women of faith, integrity and principle, professional women who want to pass on those skills and are a survival support system… continue reading HERE.

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