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Ina Khai

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Chocolate City Hoodies and Hats!

Derived from my original artworks “Chocolate City 1-3,” this piece celebrates the different cultures, ethnicities, and hues of black and brown that make the city’s spirit and soul. Hidden in the piece you will find Adinkra symbols, a west African language historically linked to the Akan tribe of Ghana.

Check out the original piece on @blackgurlblunt page

Available for Pre-order! Link coming soon, hit my DM to lock yours in taken in Washington D. C. by @khaithekreative

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5 months ago

Asked and Answered: This Is Chocolate City is now a hoodie! Pre-order yours now get it in time for Christmas

Link in bio by @khaithekreative

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a year ago

Title: Renaissance’d
Size: 24x36 framed
Materials: watercolor, pencil
Month/Year: September 2026
Collection: DreamWorld taken in Washington D. C. by @khaithekreative

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8 days ago

Hey Hunnie bears guess what?! I’m one of the 5 featured artists for this year’s Back to Black Summer Nights! Join us at Boyd Cru Wines for an extraordinary evening celebrating National Black Business Month, where art, food, wine, music, and culture come together for an unforgettable immersive experience.
Presented in partnership with Artbae, Hayward’s Private Chef & Catering, Ancestors Bosom, and an incredible community of creatives, BACK TO BLACK Pt. 2: Summer Nights explores the joy, nostalgia, traditions, and stories that define summertime in Black culture.

@artbaeonline, @boydcruwines, @haywardsprivatechef, and @ancestorsbosom,

* Friday, August 28, 2026
* 7:00 PM 10:00 PM
* Boyd Cru Wines 8600 Foundry Street Savage, MD, 20763 by @khaithekreative

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2 months ago

Title: The Matriach
Size: 22x28in framed
Materials: watercolor, pencil
Month/Year: August 2026
Collection: DreamWorld

Featuring three color variations of the magnolia flower and the adinkra symbol Ohene Adwa, which translates to “Chief’s Stool.” taken in Washington D. C. by @khaithekreative

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2 months ago

Title: Just Might Touch the Sun
Size: 22x28in framed
Materials: watercolor, pencil
Month/Year: July 2026
Collection: DreamWorld

#watercolorart #blackartist #blackart #sunflower #adrinkra taken in Washington D. C. by @khaithekreative

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3 months ago

It’s 3am at the Pancake House 🥞🏠 — DC architecture study with a sprinkle of Afro surrealism and a nod to Salvador Dali

Title: Overnight Scenario II: 3am

Size: 22x28in framed

Materials: watercolor, pencil

Month/Year: July 2026

Collection: The Real DC taken in Washington D. C. by @khaithekreative

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3 months ago

Juneteenth Festival Recap! 📍Union Market taken in Union Market District by @khaithekreative

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3 months ago

Shout out to the NEW members of the Kollector’s Klub! The beautiful people you see gave these pieces new homes during Juneteenth. And what a perfect way to celebrate with new black art from a black womannnnnn 😌 I mean you know the vybessss. See yall next time! 🎨👩🏾‍🎨 taken in Dock 5 at Union Market by @khaithekreative

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3 months ago

Art Show Recap with @pancakesandbooze at @pennsocialdc
Wearing custom apparel by me! Posting more recaps on all the artists on @blackgurlstudios so follow!

More on how I made this custom Michael tee later.

🎥: @blackgurlstudios taken in Penn Social by @khaithekreative

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4 months ago

Title: Siren’s Selection
Size: 18x24in alone 22x28in framed
Materials: watercolor, pencil
Month/Year: June 2026
Collection: DreamWorld.

This Afro-Surealism piece inspired The Siren’s song, the power of your voice and the transformational power of water. The figure, emerging wet from the water ocean and off the coastline in pure white and adorned with a cowrie shell charmed necklace. Peonie blooms symbolise prosperity, new beginnings, and transformation., taken in Washington D. C. by @khaithekreative

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4 months ago

Title: Dipped In Plenty
Size: 18x24in alone 22x28in framed
Materials: watercolor, pencil
Month/Year: May 2026
Collection: DreamWorld

This Afro-Surealism piece inspired by the essence of black luxury. The setting: bathhouse. A common theme in the dream world and waking world with inner reflection and healing. The figure here is covered in cowrie shells, a symbol of wealth and what was once of form of currency. Ranunculus blooms replace her head, symbolizing the unfurling of the soul, inner radiance, and the progressive revelation of hidden beauty. Adinkra symbols of royalty are hidden within the piece taken in Washington D. C. by @khaithekreative

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