Maraki

Desta Meda scarf with 100% Ethiopian cotton and Swiss reactive dye produced by Maraki in Addis Abeba

Our strength lies in R&D - here is another🧣sample design according to customer requirements. And talented weavers benefit from fairly paid work

Another handwoven scarf from our test production ✨

We have been working in the background on numerous samples and tests for new customers with our weavers over the past few weeks. They have done an amazing job and we are very happy to share with you the results 🙏

Here is our latest production for Welana, the beautiful Bahir Dar shawl. Have a look at the webshop 🥰

Wow, who would have thought: we are mentioned on Forbes! We are so proud and happy that Welana's work and our common goal of empowering Ethiopian weavers through sustainable and fair paid products gets the well-deserved attention with a beautiful and informative article. ❤️👇

How Anna Papadopoulos And Welella Negussie Are Empowering Ethiopian Weavers Through Sustainable Slow Fashion With Their Social Enterprise Welana Because of Welana, local communities are empowered in Ethiopia by providing craftswomen and craftsmen a platform to showcase their creations, creations that normally wouldn’t get seen by consumers and potential clientele around the world.

Terara scarf is produced in Bahir Dar by Esmael. The Flying8 Weaving chair offers many weaving pattern and sizes for wholesale and brands.

This handwoven scarf stands out and gives a lot of pleasure thanks to local Ethiopian cotton and fair payment supporting local communities.

Our weavers in action 💪🏿🧣
We are proud to work for another international renowned textile brand Welana

Is it cold and windy outside? Here comes Adwa that keeps you warm and protects you nicely 😊

In Addis Ababa, we produce cotton scarves of the highest weaving quality for international markets. In addition, the local community and traditional crafts benefit from this.

Produced by our skilled weavers and Maraki in Addis🇪🇹