ALANAYA
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Distinguished, comfortable & classy decor & apparel for the conscious individual. Handmade by @alanaya.so.chic. Black-owned. ALANAYA is here to serve you.
ALANAYA BROWN is a distinguished home decor and apparel brand for the conscious individual. Handcrafted by Nayshi Richardson, ALANAYA products are created for those who both love beautiful aesthetics and have a desire to make conscious statements by moving “forward through fashion.”
As a child, my mother taught me to sew. As an adult, my passion for sewing and my love for beautiful aesthetics met
12/05/2023
It only takes a few minimal decor pieces to transform a space, and the wooden beaded garland is no exception.
12/05/2023
Creating beautiful experiences, one place setting at a time.
06/15/2022
Don’t have plans for Juneteenth or just want to support this black-owned, woman business? ALANAYA will be having another pop-up booth at this month’s Market Night at the Mt. Rubidoux SDA Church this Saturday at 7:30 PM. Some of my art, home decor, and much more will be available!
10/25/2021
Creating spaces in new places. New art on the shop.
10/19/2021
Combing through all of the most dreamy inspo on this Monday evening. Some of my favorite aesthetics are summed up in this pic. What’s your favorite part about this space? I’m loving the indoor/outdoor feels!
03/12/2021
I love my natural hair. Periodt.
Clothing is not just about covering—it is an opportunity to educate, make a statement, and provide a unique sense of belonging, often without saying a word.
If you’re ready to make your statement, check the link in my bio for this new sweatshirt. 🤎🤎
02/24/2021
It’s the freshly cut and colored hair for me! Natural hair comes in so many shapes, colors, sizes, and styles, and I love them all! Also, this new print for my “I Love My Natural Hair” series is now available via the link in my bio.
02/24/2021
“I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn't say any other way - things I had no words for.” Georgia O'Keeffe
02/10/2021
Growing up, taking care of my hair was a sore spot. It seemed difficult, I didn’t like it, and when I did get it styled, it took so long I swore I wouldn’t do it again. It wasn’t until my mid-twenties after perms ruined my hair that I learned to appreciate my natural hair in all of it’s glory.
This wall art series is an affirmation of that natural hair appreciation, for all of the little black and brown girls who might feel like their hair is anything less than magic. Now available via the link in my bio.
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5320 Victoria Ave
Riverside, CA
92506