A man with black, spiked hair, wearing a bright orange long-sleeve shirt with floral designs, standing against a white background surrounded by a frame of black-and-white logos that say 'Yeboah Studios' with a stylized map of Africa, and he is holding his hands near his waist.

GO TO SHOP

Collage of black and white torn paper images of children and adults from Africa, with the word "YEBOAH" overlaid in large white letters.

A child's crayon drawing of a bottle labeled "Veggie Drink" with a yellow x on it, and green ovals on a blue background representing cucumbers.

A bright green rounded star shape with the word 'SHOP' written underneath in green, playful, irregular handwriting.

Pink rounded star with the word "ART" written in playful, irregular handwriting below it.

Yellow rounded star design with the word 'CONTACT' written underneath in yellow in playful, irregular handwriting.

YEBOAH studios

ART

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NONPROFIT

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APPAREL

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CULTURAL EXCHANGE

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ART ・ NONPROFIT ・ APPAREL ・ CULTURAL EXCHANGE ・

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A young woman sitting, holding a white and red YEBOAH tote bag in her lap, with a plant in the background.

A young woman sitting in a car, making a peace sign with her right hand, wearing a dark blue scarf and a red and white patterned bag with the word 'YEBOAH' visible.

Carry Each Other

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Carry Stuff

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Carry Each Other ・ Carry Stuff ・

UJAMAA MEANs family

Ujamaa is a Swahili concept meaning familyhood or collective economics. It’s about the radical idea that people do better when they take responsibility for one another. Shared work, shared resources, shared dignity. Not charity. Not rugged individual hero fantasies. Mutual obligation. It’s anti-“I got mine,” pro-“we survive together.