Amasunzu Lighting project
Collaborating with local artisans to showcase their traditional weaving techniques.
Rwanda, Africa
Mass Made Company x Pratt Institute
The Amasanzu Lighting draws inspiration from the Amasanzu hairstyle, a traditional Rwandan style worn by both men and women. More than just a hairstyle, Amasanzu was a symbol of identity, beauty, and social status, also signifying being single and marking an important stage in life.
Volcanic Stone from Volcanic mountains in Rwanda
Collaboration with local artisans & weavers.
Fine Papyrus Weaving
A traditional Rwandan craft that transforms natural papyrus fibers into intricate, durable designs. Known for its flexibility and strength, papyrus weaving has been used for centuries to create baskets, mats, and decorative pieces. This technique requires skill and precision, resulting in lightweight yet sturdy structures that beautifully blend tradition with contemporary design.
Natural Dying technic
Using Charcoal for dying
