Keisel, meaning coal in Amharic, the official language of Ethiopia. Coal is used daily in Ethiopia for cooking and making coffee.Le charbon est utilisé au quotidien en Éthiopie pour la préparation de la cuisine ou du café. This anthracite leather is naturally dyed, its color reminiscent of our traditions.
Buna, coffee in Ethiopia’s official language, Amharic. Coffee is a tradition in Ethiopia, enjoyed as part of a ceremony where loved ones gather for a moment of conviviality. ALBASO chose to name this collection as a nod to this custom. The burgundy red of this naturally dyed leather is reminiscent of coffee berries that turn red when ripe.
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Hosaena means Palm Sunday in Amharic, the official language of Ethiopia. This celebration is a tradition in the Ethiopian Orthodox religion. During this day, it is very common to see Ethiopians wearing rings or decorations on their foreheads made from palm leaves. We represent this tradition with the green color of this naturally dyed leather.
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Wärq, or in Ethiopia’s official language, Amharic. Ethiopia is rich in gold, precious stones, industrial minerals, and other precious metals. ALBASO has chosen to name this magnificent, naturally tanned cognac-colored leather after one of the riches of our land.
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Ch’ewi, salt in Amharic, the official language of Ethiopia. In the desert of northern Ethiopia, there are several salt lakes. The color and purity of this region are reflected in this collection.
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