INSPIRED BY GHANA, CHECK OUT ‘MEFIE BY SAMANTHA WHITE’ COLLECTION OF HANDBAGS

“Mefie [mé fíéy which means my home in Twi] is the brainchild of UK based designer Samantha White. In 2012, Samantha travelled to Ghana and instantly fell in love with the country, the people and the crafts—she spent days in the markets admiring the print, texture and colour—the weaves were breath-taking, the paintings were stunning.”

The leather range is designed to be integrated into people’s everyday wardrobes while adding an afro-chic twist! Samantha’s vision is to create a line that can take you from work to play and day to night while still inspired by the iconic prints popularized across the continent.

For more information on Mefie By Samantha White, please visit:
Website: www.mefie.co.uk
Blog: www.mefieuk.blogspot.co.uk
Email: info@mefie.co.uk

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