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Afrocentric art for the homes that carry the symbols forward. Painted by a Black artist in a Black-owned studio, reproduced on museum-grade giclée canvas made to last a hundred years. Adinkra, ankh, kente, the Pan-African red, black, and green, the faces of the movement and the figures of the faith. Made by hand, made for our homes first, made to keep the lineage in the room.
MLK Art and Civil Rights Art
MLK art and civil rights art for the walls that remember the march. Dr. King at the pulpit, the Edmund Pettus Bridge, John Lewis kneeling, Fannie Lou Hamer with the mic in her hand. Painted by hand in the tradition of Jacob Lawrence's narrative panels, reproduced on museum-grade canvas. Sized for the foyer, the office, the classroom wall where the next generation has to see it daily.
Black Jesus Paintings
Black Jesus paintings rooted in the gospel our grandmothers preached. The Sacred Heart rendered in deep umber, the Madonna with skin like the women in the front pew, the Last Supper at a Southern table. Painted with reverence by a Black artist, reproduced on archival cotton canvas. Sized for the dining room, the prayer wall, the church office, ready to hang straight from the box.
Black Wall Street History Art
Black Wall Street history art for the legacy of Greenwood. The barbershops and theaters and grocery stores of 1921 Tulsa, the wealth that was built and the wealth that was burned, the descendants still telling the story. Black history art painted by hand, reproduced on giclée canvas that holds for a hundred years. Made for the wall where the family business hangs its certificate.
Adinkra Symbols and Pan-African Art
Adinkra symbol art and Pan-African art for the homes that read the language. Sankofa for the looking back, Gye Nyame for the supremacy of God, the red-black-green that Garvey raised and the diaspora kept flying. African diaspora art reproduced on museum-grade cotton canvas. Painted by hand in a Black-owned studio, sized for the entryway where the symbols set the tone for the rest of the house.
Black Power Art, Ancestral and Black Goddess Art
Black power art and ancestral art for the rooms that name the lineage out loud. The raised fist, the natural crown, the ancestor portrait above the altar, the Oshun in gold by the water. Black goddess art rendered with the reverence of devotional painting, reproduced on archival canvas. Painted by a Black artist, signed, made by hand, made to be passed down the way the names get passed down.