They say when the student is ready, the teacher will appear. I met Jean's clothing line at Ngozi (downtown Durham), long before I met her. I fell in love immediately and it wasn't long before her pieces become a staple in my wardrobe. For example, my custom-made purse (picured above) by her is like a part of my identity, it tells a story of who I am and what I'm passionate about and where I came from. All hand stamped and dyed her creations (purses, clothes, jackets, shirts, etc) have afro-bohemian, urban, tribal, classic style. But meeting Master Dyer Jean Roysterhills herself was the ultimate gift from the Creator!
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8/17/2018 09:23:26 am
Beautiful writing. Keep it up I want more. Keeping the culture and cultural connections alive is a major part of interacting with the world on our terms in a dignified productive manor. I will continue to support and applaude your significant art worthy endeavours.
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