Ibu

Handmade in Nigeria, each Hausa embroidered piece celebrates the strength, artistry, and resilience of the women who create it. News Ghana highlighted the handcrafted work of our artisan partner Queen Amina Embroidery, read more about their work below.

https://www.newsghana.com.gh/hausa-embroidery-now-fetches-up-to-us450-per-piece/

SUNDAY STYLE: Summer Accessory Edit

Considered pieces for Sun-drenched days — each one a reflection of generations of technique, made to be worn, noticed, and remembered.

Explore the Summer Accessory Edit at the link in bio.

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Thank you TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN for sharing the announcement of our Ibu Atelier capsule collections. Read the article below.

https://textilevaluechain.in/ibu-movement-launches-ibu-atelier-to-expand-global-market-access-for-women-artisans

“I wanted all women artisans to know the power in their hands,” she says, “and to feel the respect of the world for the beauty they create.”

Hear more from our Founder, Susan Hull Walker below.
https://usaartnews.com/news/the-women-who-weave-the-future-how-ibu-movement-is-preserving-culture-empowering-communities-and-redefining-global-luxury

Thank you USA Art News for highlighting Lesia Pona and her work, see more of our artisan partners here: https://ibumovement.org/pages/ibu-artisans

The Women Who Weave the Future: How Ibu Movement Is Preserving Culture, Empowering Communities, and Redefining Global Luxury | USA Art News In a world of fast fashion and disposable consumption, one global movement is betting on something slower, older, and profoundly human. In a small village workshop, a woman bends over linen, guiding her needle with precision inherited not from manuals but from generations of women before her. The em...

Out Archive Sale is now open through the weekend! Shop in-store for up to 50% off past and current season sale clothing, accessories, home decor, footwear and more!

June 12-14
11-5pm

183B King St.
Charleston, SC

You are INVITED ✨ VB Gives Back × IBU Movement are teaming up for an evening of shopping and conversation supporting women artisans globally. Veronica Beard will donate 15% of event proceeds to the Ibu Foundation.

•When• Tuesday, June 9 | 5:30–7:30PM |
•Where• Veronica Beard, 988 Madison Ave.
RSVP: [email protected]

Tune in TODAY @ noon EST for our next episode of Magic of Their Hands: Kenya Series 🇰🇪

We are celebrating women artisan leaders whose heritage craftsmanship doesn’t just preserve culture, it propels it forward.

Across the world, women are shaping the future of design through mastery passed down like treasure, transforming ancient techniques into work that feels timeless, modern, and deeply alive.

We journey to Kenya to spotlight Salma Lekoomet, product developer of ✨A remarkable collective of talented women artisans specializing in handcrafted beadwork and leather products. Formed to create sustainable income and promote traditional craftsmanship, this group has grown into a powerhouse of skill and production capacity for both local and international markets.

Together, we explore how heritage craft moves from the hands of artisans to the global stage, sharing history through every single stitch and bead.

Step inside the mind of a very vital woman behind every Ibu collection.

Deniz Roth, our lead designer, doesn’t begin at a sketchpad. She begins with a color that lingers, a fragment of embroidery, a technique centuries in the making. From there: deep research, artisan collaboration across the globe, and months of slow, intentional work happens until something worth holding finally exists.

This is the series where she takes you inside all of it. Design, the way it was always meant to be done.
✨ Full story in the blog. Link in bio.