Wax fabric, although closely associated with Africa, has its origins in Indonesia with the batik technique. This method involves applying wax to fabric to create unique, intricate patterns. Later, the Dutch took up and industrialized this technique, producing wax in large quantities and exporting it to Africa. Since then, wax has been widely adopted and transformed by many African cultures, becoming a symbol of creativity and resilience.

Today, wax is known for its vibrant patterns and vivid colors, reflecting a fusion of tradition and innovation. At S.Keïdgi, we use wax to create modern and original pieces, while paying homage to its rich cultural roots. Each wax creation tells a unique story and captures attention with its vivacity and brilliance.