Falla Studios

Our Tselane story is an ongoing series where we explore ideas around travel and exploration.
📸: Mapefane
Muse: Katleho Habi

Thank you to the ladies at Maseru Tapestry and Mats,; Mme Masetumo, Mme Mamonyane and Mme Makatleho as well as Karabelo and Kamo, our wool project is taking marvelous shape.

Some of our pieces we presented at Latitudes Online with Design Week South Africa this past weekend. Our washed blue canvas has been sold out and we would love to thank the people of Johannesburg for showing us so much love. Announcing drops fir CapeTown and Maseru soon.

Lele on our 4 panel caps and our leopard print quarter zip up sample coming soon.
Our 4 panel will be available this coming Friday. They will also be available at Design Week South Africa end of May.

Our homie Thoko Phooko in our 2 piece kimono and pleated wide legged pants.

Shot by; Nkopane Mojakisane

We’re gonna be in Joburg this May. Grateful for this oppportunity.

A Tselane origin story.

Inspired by Dr. Polo Moji’s essay oin the book, HOW TO MAKE A COUNTRY.o the title of her essay is ‘the wayward daughters imaginaries of the nation’.

@ this essay, Dr. Moji challenges the story of Tselane and Limo. She questions how the story is told as a cautionary tale to the wayward daughter who chooses adventure over safety and certainty.

We reimagine the story of Tselane as a story of fearlessness and curiousity. A beginning of many things to come.

Imagining new languages of representation.

Sim in our Tselane tee.