Isiagu The Lion Head Fabric Ethnic Origin: Igbo (gained widespread popularity after Biafra War, though pattern origins debated) Worn By: Traditionally men (chiefs and title holders), increasingly women in modern times Symbolism: Also called Chieftaincy attire, the Isiagu symbolizes royalty, power, authority, strength, bravery, courage, and cultural pride
Especially in regards to what women wear, Western culture used to dictate that black and similar dark colors were a sign of mourning
The flax linen weathers beautifully, and looks even more authentic as it ages
Post-Shoot Insights In about 3 weeks after the shoot, Ill provide you with professionally edited images that you can use for save-the-dates, wedding websites, or simply to cherish as a memory of this exciting time in your lives
The ultimate guide to dress code types and guest attire A dress code sets the tone for an event and provides a helpful guideline for guests as they plan their attire
It runs in length till your mid-calf (below kness)