This stunning green and white habesha dress is custom-made to your exact measurements, ensuring a flawless, personal fit every time. Designed with Ethiopian and Eritrean women in the diaspora in mind, this Ethiopian dress celebrates the beauty of Habesha heritage in every stitch and silhouette.
Crafted from soft, breathable Ethiopian cotton, this Ethiopian traditional dress features intricate tibeb embroidery along the neckline, hem, and cuffs — each pattern woven by hand to reflect generations of cultural artistry. The green and white palette carries deep symbolic meaning, evoking the colors of celebration, renewal, and community pride. It is a beloved choice for Timkat, Ethiopian Christmas (Genna), and Fasika gatherings, as well as church services and Enkutatash festivities. Every piece is handcrafted by skilled Ethiopian artisans who bring both pride and precision to their craft, ensuring that your habesha dress is as meaningful as the occasion it graces.
To order your made-to-measure habesha dress, simply provide your bust, waist, hip, and height measurements at checkout — our artisans will cut and sew to fit you perfectly. We proudly serve Ethiopian and Eritrean communities across the US, UK, Canada, Europe, and Australia. Ships worldwide from Ethiopia with full tracking.
Product Details:
Authentic Ethiopian traditional dress inspired by traditional Habesha clothing
Hand-embroidered Ethiopian cultural details
Premium breathable fabric suitable for all seasons
Perfect for weddings, holidays, cultural ceremonies, and celebrations
Processing & Shipping:
Processing time: 5–7 business days
Shipping time: 5–7 business days (worldwide shipping available)
This Ethiopian traditional dress connects cultural heritage with timeless beauty.
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