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Color

Nile Breeze

The glittering surface of the Nile river. Never-stopping fresh breeze. “Nile breeze” was created to describe that watery and refreshing scenery of the Nile river.

The bright blue which gives the intellectual and refreshing impression goes well with denim and white shirts for sure but also as an accent colour to black, grey, and navy.
Why don’t you pick this colour which you can use every four seasons?

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Bloom

When spring comes to Japan, in Ethiopia the opposite side of the world, the dry season ends then it becomes like spring.
The rain starts to drop on the dried field and it sets the flowers like Bougainvillea, Jacaranda, and Hibiscus which are unique to Africa free to bloom.
The one which was created to describe those bright and beautiful African flowers is the “Bloom”.
Vivid pink surprisingly mach with any colours and clothes thanks to its supreme texture and fine quality. Why don’t you pick this colour to brighten your day?

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Mimi

“Mimi” means “a girl” in Ethiopian. The one which was created to describe admirable, energetic and adorable Ethiopian girls who help their family with a cheerful smile is the “Mimi”.

The sweet pink and poppy orange with an accent of bitter brown
expresses happiness and energetics in your mind. Why don’t you pick this colour to brighten your mood and surroundings?

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Ethiopian Rose

Ethiopian rose, created in the image of Ethiopian roses that are bright-colored and filled with vitality. The vivid yet calm and mature red becomes casual when paired with denim but elegant when paired with a party dress, and can be used for a wide range of purposes, regardless of age or occasion.

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Green Field

The endless meadow over the horizon. The fresh breeze.

The smell of the sun. The sounds of birds singing. The one which was created to describe that beautiful and peaceful scenery of Africa is the “Green field”.
The combination of deep dark brown and elegant olive green is general but somehow fresh.
Why don’t you pick this colour to develop your sense of style?

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