NATASHNA ANDERSON'S Kina

NATASHNA ANDERSON

Kina (Texture In Tradition)

digital illustration

42.5" x 16.8"

$980

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Kina draws inspiration from Sub-Saharan adornment traditions, particularly jewelry practices rooted in Ghana. Its name, derived from Swahili meaning “deep,” reflects the rich, dark brown background that anchors the composition and evokes a sense of depth and grounding.

This one-of-a-kind reproduction art print is defined by its intricate texture and detailed linework. Each mark contributes to a layered visual language of adornment—echoing the significance of jewelry, hair, and self-styling across Black cultural expression. The hairstyles are treated as forms of adornment in themselves—carrying presence, care, and individuality.

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