African Dance Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Abstract woman in a dance pose

Coupé décalé is a west african popular dance.

Mbalakh is a senegalese dance

Maculelê is a traditional Afro-Brazilian dance performed with sticks and machetes. Maculelê was created by African slaves in Brazil who worked the sugar cane plantations. It is believed that during times of rest between working, slaves would practice this dance with the machetes they used for cutting sugar cane.

A sketch of two african zulu dancers in traditional wear.

Cute, fun and adorable design with African American ballerina wearing tutu dress. Modern and trendy gift, perfect for the ballet lover in your life.

This design celebrates Black History Month by honoring African roots and culture. Featuring vibrant masks, rhythmic drums, and lively dancers, it's a tribute to the past, present, and future.

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Cute, fun and adorable design with African American ballerina wearing tutu dress. Modern and trendy gift, perfect for the ballet lover in your life.

Black Dance History Shirt, Famous African American Dance Icons, Historical Tee for Dance Teachers

This celebrates Africa, a continent of 1.2 billion people. A melting pot of cultural and ethnic diversity. Not to mention the vast geographical, natural and historical diversity. It truly is a land like no other. An ideal gift to yourself or to friends, family, colleagues, teachers, bosses and anyone else you would like to celebrate Africa.

Classic title from the classic show. Black History music and dance.

Dancing woman

Little 70s inspired funk and soul music

African dancers express joy in this exuberant painting from Cameroon, Africa.

This artwork is a vibrant ode to the cultural tapestry of African heritage, especially resonant during Black History Month. It depicts stylized dancers in motion, a visual metaphor for the enduring legacy and the forward momentum of a community. The phrase "Honoring Our Roots, Growing Our Future" underscores the importance of remembering where we come from while actively shaping the future. It's an inspirational piece for anyone who feels connected to or appreciates the richness of African culture.

African tribal Pattern Character Walking

This design captures the sensual and intimate connection between kizomba dancers, portrayed in warm tones and flowing brushstrokes, evoking romance and emotion.

All About the Rhythm, Djembe Player, African Music Instrument

For fans of animals and dance

This powerful image is a portrait of an authentic helmet mask, originally from the Kuba peoples of the DR Congo. With its leonine mane, the mask is adorned with a full head & beard of raffia. A particularly handsome mask, it possesses a regal, dignified presence. An original photograph by artist/photographer ehpizer, from her Ethnographic Art Image Series.

A beautiful old photo of maasai jumping dancers taken by Jerry Frank some time between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer for Life, Time, and Nat. Geo.

The Power of Dance graphic

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Represent your love for AFRO HOUSE

Minimalist artwork I did for a 70's themed party

Ballerina Afro ballerina with curly Afro hair beautifully dancing! Perfect gift for the balletomane, danseur, choreographer, Ballerina, Ballet mistress or Ballet master on wall art, duvet covers, puzzles, stickers, comforts, soft furnishings, t shirts and so much more! Arabesque, attitude, croise, turn-out, Tour en l’air, grand jete, assemble, Classical, modern.

African Masks and Tribal Elements Decorative Pattern

Represent your love for AFRO HOUSE

The art of dance

Dancers and dance lovers, celebrate Black History Month in style with this t-shirt design! Featuring a captivating image of an African dancer gracefully moving against the backdrop of the continent, this shirt pays homage to the rich cultural heritage of Africa. Emblazoned with the powerful message, "My Ancestors Discovered Dance, How Bout Yours?" it serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring legacy of African contributions to art and expression. Wear it proudly to honor the vibrant traditions and resilience of generations past.

Couple dancing to salsa music.

Phenomenal Woman

Sass is the kingdom

KIZ, from Kizomba inside de Africa map. The kizomba dance born in Angola.

This haunting image is a portrait of an actual Pwo face mask, originally from the Chokwe peoples of the DR Congo. Perhaps the best-known style of mask produced by the Chokwe, the Pwo masks symbolize tribal female ancestors & are worn by male dancers during ritual ceremonies.