Black Bed-Stuy business owner's products now featured at NYC Nordstrom pop-up store
Brooklyn-based community publication Black Owned Brooklyn has partnered with Nordstrom to feature the work of Black artists and business owners.
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296ds agoA Black Bed-Stuy business owner will now have his products featured at a pop-up store at Manhattan's Nordstom flagship store.
Brooklyn-based community publication Black Owned Brooklyn has partnered with Nordstrom to feature the work of Black artists and business owners.
Clothing designer and owner of Savant Studios, Michael Graham, was first featured in Black Owned Brooklyn in April 2021.
Savant Studios opened about three years ago and Graham says he sources fabrics and textiles worldwide to utilize in his designs.
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His pieces are vibrant and colorful, but most importantly, Graham says, they're meant to bring the world to Brooklyn and Brooklyn to the world.
The Nordstrom pop-up that features some of Graham's pieces and work of other Black-owned business owners will run until March 6.
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