Lola Mara

Lola Mara A new line of Baby clothes made in Kenya from kikoys, kangas and kitenges They are all 100% COTTON fabric. Lola Mara takes part in FAIR TRADING.

This season's new range of baby clothes consists of Salopettes, Alibaba trousers, Newborn Baby Towel Wraps, Baby Holders, and finaly some Cushion Covers all made from Tanzanian and KENYAN Kangas and Kikois. The seamstresses are the Crochet nuns from Nairobi, Kenya. SIZES are from newborn to 15 months old. Items can be posted worldwide. Most models only exist in 2 or 3, and we pride ourselves in pr

oviding a touch of uniqueness for your bubba! Please GET IN TOUCH for any information about prices, sizes and availbity...if there is anyhting you would like to acquire for your baby's pleasure, I would be only too happy to provide. Thank you for your likes and support so far. With love for babies
Lola Mara

Gorgeous Carmen ❤️
25/05/2017

Gorgeous Carmen ❤️

Twende!
13/05/2017

Twende!

All ready !

All ready !
13/05/2017

All ready !

Brunswick fair aperçu! :)
01/10/2016

Brunswick fair aperçu! :)

Small new batch of salopettes! Adjustable straps for longer lasting pleasure of the wearer :)Summer's here!!! X
19/06/2015

Small new batch of salopettes! Adjustable straps for longer lasting pleasure of the wearer :)
Summer's here!!! X

Rudy sporting his new Lola Mara gear...
16/06/2015

Rudy sporting his new Lola Mara gear...

07/04/2015

The kanga, from the old Bantu (Kiswahili) verb ku-kanga, to wrap or close), is a colourful garment similar to kitenge, worn by women and occasionally by men throughout the African Great Lakes region.
It is a piece of printed cotton fabric, about 1.5m by 1m, often with a border along all four sides, and a central part 'mji' which differs in design from the borders. One of the longer edges of the mji features a strip which contains a message in Swahili, or less commonly in Arabic or Comorian. They are also produced in Zambia and Malawi. This message is called the jina (literally 'name') of the kanga. Messages are often in the form of riddles or proverbs.
Some examples:
Majivuno hayafai — Greed is never useful.
Mkipendana mambo huwa sawa — Everything is all right if you love each other.
Japo sipati tamaa sikati — Even though I have nothing, I have not given up my desire to get what I want.
Wazazi ni dhahabu kuwatunza ni thawabu — Parents are gold; to take care of them is a blessing.
Sisi sote abiria dereva ni Mungu — We are all passengers, God is the driver.
Fimbo La Mnyonge Halina Nguvu — Might is right.
Mwanamke mazingira tuanataka, usawa, amani, maendelo — We women want equality, peace, and progress.
Naogopa simba na meno yake siogopi mtu kwa maneno yake — I’m afraid of a lion with its strong teeth but not a man with his words.

Ali baba's pantaloons tried and tested! :)
31/03/2015

Ali baba's pantaloons tried and tested! :)

Efrahim working on some Lola Mara stuff :)
31/03/2015

Efrahim working on some Lola Mara stuff :)

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