Description

Ayibobo – The Ancestral Amen

“Ayibobo” is more than a word — it’s a call that rises from the depths of Haitian history and faith. In Vodou tradition, it is an affirmation meaning “Amen” or “Hallelujah,” a response of power, gratitude, and reverence. This design places the Nèg Mawon — the Maroon freedom fighter — in prayer against the rising sun, creating a silhouette that embodies both defiance and devotion.

The Value of This Design

This is a wearable altar. The Nèg Mawon has long stood as a symbol of resistance, freedom, and unbreakable spirit. Combined with “Ayibobo,” it becomes a direct connection to the language of the ancestors and the heartbeat of Haiti’s revolutionary soul. Wearing it is an act of protection, pride, and spiritual grounding.

Why You Should Wear It

  • It honors ancestral courage and cultural spirituality
  • It declares pride in Haitian heritage without a word
  • It aligns style with meaning — fashion as an extension of faith and identity

This is not a mass-market accessory. It’s a sacred expression crafted for those who carry heritage in every step.

Designed for Culture-Movers

Created as part of our Limited Artist Edition Series, this piece is Haitian-designed, printed on-demand for exclusivity, and rooted in authenticity. It speaks to those who lead with culture, protect tradition, and embrace their role as carriers of history.

How to Style It

Perfect with all-white festival outfits, cultural celebration attire, or paired with modern streetwear for an intentional fusion of past and present. Works as both a centerpiece accessory and a subtle spiritual statement.

Gifting Use Cases

  • Heritage Month and Haitian Independence Day
  • For elders, leaders, and spiritual guides in the community
  • As a meaningful keepsake for diaspora family and friends

Product Details

  • 100% durable cotton for breathable comfort
  • Classic bucket silhouette with structured brim
  • Lightweight, travel-friendly, and packable
  • High-definition print designed to last
  • One size fits most

Care Instructions

  • Hand wash cold, air dry
  • Do not bleach
  • Avoid machine drying to preserve the artwork

Size Small Medium Large
Crown height, in 3.35 3.35 3.35
Brim width, in 2.17 2.17 2.17
Head circumference, in 19.69 21.02 24.72
Outer brim circumference, in 30.91 33.19 35.24
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Ayibobo Nèg Mawon Heritage Bucket Hat Limited Spiritual Edition

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      Description

      Ayibobo – The Ancestral Amen

      “Ayibobo” is more than a word — it’s a call that rises from the depths of Haitian history and faith. In Vodou tradition, it is an affirmation meaning “Amen” or “Hallelujah,” a response of power, gratitude, and reverence. This design places the Nèg Mawon — the Maroon freedom fighter — in prayer against the rising sun, creating a silhouette that embodies both defiance and devotion.

      The Value of This Design

      This is a wearable altar. The Nèg Mawon has long stood as a symbol of resistance, freedom, and unbreakable spirit. Combined with “Ayibobo,” it becomes a direct connection to the language of the ancestors and the heartbeat of Haiti’s revolutionary soul. Wearing it is an act of protection, pride, and spiritual grounding.

      Why You Should Wear It

      • It honors ancestral courage and cultural spirituality
      • It declares pride in Haitian heritage without a word
      • It aligns style with meaning — fashion as an extension of faith and identity

      This is not a mass-market accessory. It’s a sacred expression crafted for those who carry heritage in every step.

      Designed for Culture-Movers

      Created as part of our Limited Artist Edition Series, this piece is Haitian-designed, printed on-demand for exclusivity, and rooted in authenticity. It speaks to those who lead with culture, protect tradition, and embrace their role as carriers of history.

      How to Style It

      Perfect with all-white festival outfits, cultural celebration attire, or paired with modern streetwear for an intentional fusion of past and present. Works as both a centerpiece accessory and a subtle spiritual statement.

      Gifting Use Cases

      • Heritage Month and Haitian Independence Day
      • For elders, leaders, and spiritual guides in the community
      • As a meaningful keepsake for diaspora family and friends

      Product Details

      • 100% durable cotton for breathable comfort
      • Classic bucket silhouette with structured brim
      • Lightweight, travel-friendly, and packable
      • High-definition print designed to last
      • One size fits most

      Care Instructions

      • Hand wash cold, air dry
      • Do not bleach
      • Avoid machine drying to preserve the artwork

      Size Small Medium Large
      Crown height, in 3.35 3.35 3.35
      Brim width, in 2.17 2.17 2.17
      Head circumference, in 19.69 21.02 24.72
      Outer brim circumference, in 30.91 33.19 35.24
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