Raffia
Natural fibres.
Objects with
a story.
Contemporary Interior Objects.
Shaped by Africa. By Geometry.
One region. Two expressions.
Two collections. A shared African heritage.
Different stories, united by geometry, craft and a contemporary vision for the spaces we live in.
The story behind the name
Why Kasai Weave.
A name rooted in place. A weaving principle transformed into form.
KASAI
Kasai refers to the founder’s region of origin in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is a place of people, craft and cultural knowledge — a region where material, pattern and making are part of everyday life.
WEAVE
Weave refers to natural raffia fibres, traditionally woven into cloth and enriched through embroidery, appliqué and raised surface techniques. These processes create depth, texture and rhythmic geometric patterns.
FROM TEXTILE TO OBJECT
Lines become rhythm, repetition becomes relief, and woven structure becomes contemporary form.
A related tradition. A different story
Why Kuba.
A distinct cultural tradition. Geometry shaped by skilled hands.
THE KUBA KINGDOM
The Kuba are a distinct people with a rich artistic tradition in the Kasai region. Renowned for their raffia textiles, they developed a sophisticated visual language of geometric motifs, symbolising status, identity and knowledge.
RAFFIA & SURFACE
Kuba textiles are made from handwoven raffia, with appliqué and embroidery techniques that create bold, layered surfaces and intricate geometric compositions.
A CONTEMPORARY TRANSLATION
Bold geometry, layered surfaces and rhythmic contrast are translated into contemporary objects for modern interiors.
Rhythm
Geometric composition.
Object
Reimagined for contemporary living.
The collections
Discover our worlds.
Kasai Weave
Raffia. Pattern. Contemporary form.
Kuba
Geometry. Heritage. Modern spaces.
