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What We’ve Been Up To…
With summer coming to a close, we’re making every effort to enjoy as much of the remainder of the season as we can. Lazy afternoons by the pool, frosty cocktails with friends and family in the backyard, one last long-weekend trip… these next few weeks are all about maximizing the fun. One more end-of-summer delight? Our outdoor sale, where you can save up to 50% on select furnishings and accents.
Photo by Seth Smoot.
A Parting Piece of Knowledge…
Juju hats have been favorites of designers and interiors enthusiasts for years, their handsome plumage providing a welcome pop of color and texture to a wall. But the juju hat’s purpose is far greater than serving as an aesthetic addition to a room.
Hailing from the African nation of Cameroon, juju hats have been in use for centuries. They play a special role in the ceremonial culture of the Bamileke people of the region, thanks to the belief that they bring protection and prosperity to those in their presence. High-ranking citizens would don them as headwear during weddings, performances, and religious rituals.
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