How to wear a Kanga (sarong) African wrap

[parisz]

Masha'allah girls, safi sana, greetings from ZNZ.

[jellysmilezz]

they are so precious :)

[marinasvoice]

Very nice! I want to try to do the baby one.. It looks pretty easy :)

Thank you!

[unapendo]

Sorry to say we no longer sell the videos but try Ebay

Graham

[SirJoti]

Hey Girls. Realy, thank u showing us how to wear the kanga and the different use.

I can´t find where to buy the Kanga on your website. I want one with the tanzanian flag on it. Could u contact me here at Youtube and tell me some where to buy?

Asante, Mungu awabariki

[SirJoti]

Great videa. You girls are cute and look very good in a Kanga. Asante

[BlueZooBaby]

Wonderful video girls!!

Kanga Carriers can be found at: Blue Zoo Baby Boutique

[blueyefire]

This was a very awesome, educational video. I came here by clicking on a link from clicking on Google's animated logo. Truly a great use of such nice design! Bravo!

[doughnut278]

we are here in Engrand. :P

[viru346]

thumbs up if u come here by google animation........

[elephantstubs]

I am an American going to Kenya and Tanzania. I have done a lot of on-line research on what to wear. Your video was the most informative. Thank you for posting!

[curiouschyld84]

love this video! Good job girls!

[omoibile]

West Africans tie the wrapper to the left side

[fayinesi]

hi nice

[curlychronicles]

How pretty :) I gotta get myself a few of these, I love wearing sarong styled cloths!

I need help finding a guntiino as well.. anyone have any resources?

[TheBacchan]

so cuty :)))

[SailorBarsoom]

Thank you for posting. The kanga is a rectangle, and it is amazing that so much can be done with it.

Maybe the water carrying thing should be promoted here in America. It would improve our posture.

[blueyefire]

@SailorBarsoom Yes. I definitely agree. Us Americans need to learn this water carrying thing. Please teach us. How does one practice such a feat?

[simplykhanga]

You have made me proud girls, hongereni sana!

I am from Tanzania and i just love the khanga. They are so so convenient, and you can never have one too many. I wear them around the house, the market, farm, you name it. I even make dresses out of them which i will be selling on line in the near future.

God bless!

[TrueZeal]

Beautiful I have a Kanga from Narobi. It is just like theyellow one only it is Blue and White

[faynadia]

very beautiful!

[Akita619]

Ladies this is beautiful. I am African American and I love to connect with my roots. Thank you so much:)

[numofan]

Thank you for showing us how to tie a kanga, and how to use it in many ways! I hope you girls are doing well in school and that your families are well!

[lucirany]

you girls are great and is wonderful that you showed us some of your traditions. god bless you girls and thank you for your work

[mrsbroom1]

This is wonderful. Thanks for posting, but the floor would have been soaking wet. LOL

[choirpractice]

wonderful - the kanga is the most useful thing you can have - i will never travel without one -- and tying your baby on your back is essential! My babies loved it and the knowledge of this is the greatest gift i had from my stay in Kenya.

[EmilyBue]

Thank you very much. I spent 3 weeks this summer volunteering at a school in Arusha. I bought some kangas but only knew how to wear them as a skirt.