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These dress are hand painted in Tanzania—viscose print. They are ultra feminine with pockets. We have a few remaining. taken in Seattle, Washington by @adeshebrand

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5 days ago

We had a wonderful time at Fremont Sunday market. Thank you to all who supported. We appreciate every smile and interaction. It’s because of you we continue to grow. This beauty is wearing our wrap skirt tailored in Kenya by an exceptional seamstress. She completed these skirts in a short period of time with no flaw in the construction. taken in Fremont Sunday Market by @adeshebrand

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12 days ago

This lovely lady is wearing our two piece set made in Kenya. 💛💛💛 taken in Fremont Sunday Market by @adeshebrand

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13 days ago

Hello beautiful ladies!

These signature two-piece sets are thoughtfully tailored in Kenya by an incredibly talented Congolese tailor. Made from 100% cotton, each set is beautifully structured, elegant, and designed to make a statement while remaining effortlessly comfortable.

We have a variety of stunning prints available in sizes S, M, and L.

Come see us this weekend at #OnTheBlock and #FremontSundayMarket. We cannot wait to help you find your favorite print!

See you there. 🤍🖤 #adeshe taken in Seattle Washignton by @adeshebrand

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14 days ago

We had a lovely day of dress-up! The batik two-piece sets were our most popular pieces, especially the indigo sets. These beautiful sets are hand-dyed, made from 100% cotton, and have pockets.

We are proud to carry a range of sizes in these sets.

Thank you to all the lovely ladies who stopped by and supported us. We appreciate you! taken in Fremont Sunday Market by @adeshebrand

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2 months ago

We design these pieces with diversity in mind. It is always beautiful to see how you ladies bring the vision to life. Thank you 🥰 taken in Fremont Sunday Market by @adeshebrand

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2 months ago

Every Sunday, we play dress up.
Grateful for all the women who supported us at the start of the spring market season. Your presence and support mean more than you know. 🖤🤍🖤🤍#adeshebrand taken in Fremont Sunday Market by @adeshebrand

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3 months ago

It’s always lovely meeting beautiful people who appreciate African design. @mandyroy7 we hope you love your dress. 💜💜💜💜 taken in Fremont Sunday Market by @adeshebrand

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4 months ago

These lovely dresses are happening. They are made of linen and Ankara print detailing. Would you wear it and if so, what color do you prefer? taken in Dakar, Senegal by @adeshebrand

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4 months ago

Senegalese Cotton Print Dress

Confident structure. Intentional design.

Made from 100 percent cotton African wax print, this dress features a defined waist and full skirt that moves with strength and ease. The bold textile carries cultural depth while the tailoring keeps the silhouette modern.

Deep pockets add functionality without compromising form.

Produced in Senegal in limited quantities.

100% cotton
African print textile
Deep pockets
Made in Senegal by @adeshebrand

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5 months ago

Hand-Dyed Batik Dress
Made in Senegal

Crafted from 100% cotton batik, each dress is hand-dyed using traditional wax-resist techniques in Senegal. The circular dye patterns are created one piece at a time, making every dress completely unique.

The silhouette is intentionally fluid — designed to fall away from the body with ease. Lightweight cotton allows movement and breathability, while the cut offers structure without restriction.

Finished with deep, functional pockets and delicate straps, this is a dress made for presence and comfort at the same time.

100% hand-dyed cotton
Deep side pockets
Flowing, relaxed silhouette
Made in Senegal
No two pieces are identical by @adeshebrand

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5 months ago

ADESHE Mudcloth Scarves – Handmade in Mali

Crafted in Mali using traditional bogolan (mudcloth) techniques, these scarves carry story, symbol, and intention.

Each piece begins with handwoven cotton. Artisans then dye the cloth using fermented mud and natural plant extracts, building rich earth tones of black, brown, cream, and ochre. The geometric markings are not random. They are symbols—historically used to communicate identity, protection, strength, and lineage.

We designed these scarves to move effortlessly between worlds. Draped over an all-black silhouette, they feel bold and architectural. Paired with soft ivory, they become refined and quietly powerful. The weight is substantial yet fluid, finished with hand-tied fringe for texture and movement.

This is not mass production. Variations in pattern and tone are part of the story. No two are exactly alike.

• 100% cotton
• Handmade in Mali
• Unisex design
• Limited quantities

Mudcloth has always been more than fabric. It is language, memory, and design woven together.

— ADESHE by @adeshebrand

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5 months ago