African Pattern Design Magnets

A seamless pattern design based on a African pattern known as Shweshwe. the patterns is traditionally found in traditional South African clothing.

Best Gifts for African Pattern Lovers!

African inspired pattern suitable for multiple products like phone cases and mugs!

New abstract shape and collage designs. The motto is Line art - simple stroke minimal colors and shapes. Less is more...

african pattern

Modern afrocentric abstract geometric design, African tribal ethnic boho black and white line art.

Cool, modern, stylish.

Beautiful african pattern suitable for multiple products such as phone cases, mugs etc!

An original abstract African art textile contemporary design by Tony Cisse in green, combining the traditional and modern. An unusual original abstract design and pattern for home decoration, accessories and clothing. Wonderful gift for mother, father, husband, wife friend and relatives.

African Tribal Design with Kente Pattern by Kente Vibes

African Tribal Design with Kente Pattern by Kente Vibes

blue African lily watercolor

African Style No18

African Pattern, Kente Lion, Ghana

bright and beautiful

Inspired by traditional motifs from Africa, this geometric pattern combines many motifs in black and has a neutral-colored

African Queen Kente Pattern

Original art work by Tony Cisse. Abstract reflection and meditation contemplating the complexity, but also the interconnectivity of society which through mutuality and solidarity brings "Ndalu" (security and respite in the Wolof Language of Senegal)

Afro centric pattern, specifically Ethiopian/Eritrean Tilet

Pan American Circle Cat is symbolic of the movement that seeks to create, encourage, and organize relationships, associations and cooperation among countries through diplomatic, political, economic and social means.

Zebra stripes in blue and white.

African traditional mask inspired design exploring traditional tribal motifs, patterns and symbols with a contemporary treatment. Contemporary African art, beyond the cliché.

African traditional mask inspired design exploring traditional tribal motifs, patterns and symbols with a contemporary treatment. Contemporary African art, beyond the cliché.

"Blue Red Blend African Mask No 3" illustration by visual artist and illustrator Kenal Louis. The following African artwork is part and a collective African masks art series. Part of a 100 piece collection of drawings. Available as art prints, hoodies and more.

Original art work by Tony Cisse. Abstract reflection and meditation contemplating the complexity, but also the interconnectivity of society which through mutuality and solidarity brings "Ndalu" (security and respite in the Wolof Language of Senegal)

African traditional mask inspired design exploring traditional tribal motifs, patterns and symbols with a contemporary treatment. Contemporary African art, beyond the cliché.

African traditional mask inspired design exploring traditional tribal motifs, patterns and symbols with a contemporary treatment. Contemporary African art, beyond the cliché.

African traditional mask inspired design exploring traditional tribal motifs, patterns and symbols with a contemporary treatment. Contemporary African art, beyond the cliché.

Mandala design with zigzag african pattern style, black-white-grey color.

The masks we wear to hide our true selves, to fit in, to push us forward and to hold us back

The African continent is full of colors, it is cultural diversity, it is the intangible heritage of each and every human being. African Cultures... Arab, Amazigh and Black cultures, from the original heritage of ancestral civilizations, the roots of all human beings, to contemporary African arts and the urban culture of the African continent, without forgetting the cultural expression and the struggle for their rights of the vast African Diaspora that enriches every corner of the planet and marries their culture to those around them.

Cloth design inspired by traditional Manjaku / Mandiack cloth weaving. The Manjak people come from Guinea Bissau, Senegal, Casamance and Gambia. They are well known for their high quality traditional woven cloth.

Cloth design inspired by traditional Manjaku / Mandiack cloth weaving. The Manjak people come from Guinea Bissau, Senegal, Casamance and Gambia. They are well known for their high quality traditional woven cloth.

Cloth design inspired by traditional Manjaku / Mandiack cloth weaving. The Manjak people come from Guinea Bissau, Senegal, Casamance and Gambia. They are well known for their high quality traditional woven cloth.

Wildlife pattern in black and white featuring Africa's best known wild animals including lion, leopard cheetah, elephant, rhino, buffalo, wild dog, hippo, zebra and kudu. Ideal for wildlife and safari fans. Artwork copyright Scotch Macaskill.

Duo tone pattern design