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NTANGU Knitted Cardigan – KAMA Inspiration
NTANGU Knitted Cardigan – KAMA Inspiration
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KAMA · INSPIRATION
Heritage woven into being.
NTANGU — the Sun in Kikongo. This star illuminates the continent and guides its people. This cardigan features the KAMA Sacred Mask in an all-over jacquard pattern with a solar radiance: luminous cream and warm terracotta. The light of Africa, worn on you.
The Design
KAMA Sacred Mask in an all-over jacquard pattern, visible across the entire surface of the cardigan — front, back, and sleeves. Each thread carries the motif. The mask appears in miniature on the chest and in large format on the back. Contrasting buttons, ribbed finishes.
Features
• Knit: 55% cotton, 45% polyester
• Fabric weight: 450 gsm — dense and structured knit
• Technique: Full jacquard — pattern woven into the fiber
• Fit: Unisex, relaxed, ideal for layering
• Closure: Contrasting buttons
• Finishes: Ribbed cuffs and waist
• Sizes: 2XS to 3XL
Care — 30-40°C wash recommended. Slight shrinkage possible on first wash. The jacquard retains its intensity wash after wash.
KAMA · INSPIRATION Collection — Where African heritage meets contemporary creation.
Be KAMA, Be Yu.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does NTANGU mean?
Ntangu means "Sun" in Kikongo. In Kongo cosmology, the sun represents the cycle of life, rebirth, and continuity between worlds.
What is the difference from the Racine colorway?
Same Sacred Mask jacquard. Racine (burgundy/amber) evokes earth and origins. Ntangu (cream/terracotta) embodies light and elevation.
Can the cardigan be worn open?
Absolutely. Open over a KAMA t-shirt for a streetwear layering, or buttoned for a structured look. Both silhouettes work.
