In Her Own Time Style:Slim with the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo

with the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church tracing its roots back to the Kingdom of Aksum in the 4th century

This captivating artwork features a Zulu warrior standing tall and proud

Cubist-inspired Yoruba market scene of women exchanging baskets filled with fresh fruits and vegetables

and the Sacred Practice of Silent Tracking in Congo's Heart

and flowing garment all speak to a sense of modern grace and self-assurance

In Her Own Time Style:Slim with the Ethiopian Orthodox TewahedoIn Her Own Time is a powerful celebration of womanhood, presence, and self direction. This artwork captures a moment of quiet intention, where preparation becomes an act of self respect and autonomy. It honours femininity as something defined from within, showing how confidence is built in stillness and personal ritual. A statement piece for spaces that value empowerment, self awareness, and female centered storytelling.