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FUTURE FORESTS KONGO (FFK)

PLANTING HOPE,
HONORING LIVES

Since 1996, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has faced some of the most devastating conflicts in history, with over 6 million lives lost to fighting, malnutrition, and disease. The consequences of war extend far beyond the battlefield. Families, communities, and the environment that sustains us locally and globally are deeply affected.

The Mapel suit

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1 of 1 Wearable Art Suit

This one-of-one sculptural garment is handcrafted with love from biodegradable materials. The piece honors Central African cultural traditions through form, texture, and process.

The suit is made with woven raffia, inspired by various Central African textile practices like the Kuba people of western Kongo and the Makere people of northern Kongo, translated into a contemporary expression.

This piece is made to order.

Details

This is a body-worn artwork made in dialogue with your body
Each piece is produced to order using the same materials
Natural variation emerge through the use of pieced raffia textiles
Patterns and colors will differ slightly
5% Norwegian art tax (kunstavgiften) is included in the price

Please allow up to 30 days for ethical, hand-crafted production before delivery.

The Nabiembali set

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1 of 1 Wearable Art Set

This one-of-one sculptural garment is handcrafted with love from biodegradable materials. The piece honors Central African cultural traditions through form, texture, and process.

This piece is made to order.

Details

This is a seasonless, body-worn artwork made in dialogue with your body
Each piece is produced to order using the same materials
Natural variation emerge through the use of pieced raffia textiles
Patterns and colors will differ slightly, ensuring every work remains singular
5% Norwegian art tax (kunstavgiften) is included in the price

Please allow up to 30 days for ethical, hand-crafted production before delivery.

The Fafa Coat

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Limited edition Coat

This one-of-one sculptural garment is handcrafted with love from industrial excess materials. The piece honors Central African cultural traditions through form, texture, and process.

The coat is inspired by various Central African textile practices like the Kuba people of western Congo, translated into a contemporary expression.

This piece is made to order.

Details