Pai african batik blouse

• Great statement piece that will make you definetly stand out! Be ready to receive tons of compliments with the Pai professional blouse. You can wear it to brunch, birthday party, anniversary and dinner. You will feel beautiful and confident in this top.
  The shape ot the top and designs are inspired by the Nyatti Mask, a key element of NGONDO ceremony, an annual celebration of SAWA people of Cameroon. It is a communion of SAWA and ther water deities. Pai is the Duala name for paddle. It is used during the fishing and more importantly during the traditional boat race. We named this blouse after the Pai, because we want this blouse to become as useful to you, as the paddle is to a pirogue man.

Pai blouse features a polyester cotton blend fabric, with adire prints, a round neckline, blousy sleeves with elasticated hem and adire designs appliqués. The closure is made with a black covered button on the back. Pai top is a showstopper blousy top.

Make your outfit a bit fancy ever with a jean and sneakers. The top is long enough to be worn over a jean. For a cute formal wear, you can tuck it in a highwaist pencil skirt or trousers and with heels and business bag.

The item is made to your measurements, so it will fit perfectly. Kindly provide your measurements if not in our size table. Wholesale price is available. Kindly send us a message at hello@minsangi.com or call/whatsapp at +237 653 772 024. Price is negotiable.

Model is 5.7″ and wears UK6/US2/EU36.

Sourced and handmade in Cameroon.

• Batik prints

• No lining

• Casual, Elegant

• Gift message available

• Made in Cameroon

• For questions, kindly send a message

Body: Cotton polyester blend

Lining: No lining

Closure: button

True to size

Wash cold with mild soap

Hang dry in shade

DO NOT BLEACH

Steam iron is recommended

Do not tumble dry

Avoid spin cycle

Returns and exchanges are accepted for this item. Exceptions may apply. See Return and Exchanges.

Pai top is part of our collection JEBALE, which celebrates SAWA Culture in general, DUALA culture in particular.

Thank you!