The Sunny Summer Sunday Dress - King’s Chair Print

We love this 60’s/80’s retro looking print with a bright blue background with orange towers. According to the website Adinkrabrand.com, “two stories have circulated about the meaning of this fabric. By the Igbo in Nigeria, this fabric is called “Oche Eze” and is a must-have for newly married ladies. This fabric is bought by the bride’s family as a gift to their daughter, and presented to her on her traditional wedding day along with other items. “Oche Eze” symbolizes the wealth of the bride’s family which she brings along to her new family. In Ghana the title ‘The King’s Chair’ refers to gossiping about people, and that you would have to pull up a chair to discuss everything about a person, because every person has a long story.”  The Sunny Summer Sunday Dress works for you both inside and outside the house. Made in a drudgery-busting cotton print, it's roomy, comfortable and built for speed for getting things done around the house, suitable for reading/naps, but also dress-upable for