Keisel, coal in Amharic, the official language of Ethiopia. Charcoal is used daily in Ethiopia for cooking and coffee making. This anthracite leather is dyed in a natural way, its color reminds our traditions.
Discover the collectionBuna, coffee in the official language of Ethiopia, Amharic. Coffee is a tradition in Ethiopia, it is practiced in the form of a ceremony where we gather our relatives for this moment of conviviality. ALBASO has chosen to name this collection as a nod to this custom. The burgundy red of this naturally dyed leather reminds us of the coffee berry that turns red when ripe.
Discover the collectionHosaena 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 the forehead made (with palm leaves). We represent this tradition towards the green color of this leather which is naturally dyed.
Discover the collectionWärq, gold in the official language of Ethiopia, Amharic. Ethiopia is rich in gold, precious stones, industrial minerals and other precious metals. ALBASO has chosen to name this beautiful cognac colored leather after one of the riches of our land.
Discover the collectionCh’ewi, salt in Amharic, official language of Ethiopia. In the Danakil desert, in the north of Ethiopia, there are several salt lakes. The color and purity of this region is related to this collection.
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