Love is God: Unraveling the Wearable Gospel

Mz Kittyz Gospel, or the 'good news,' emanates from our platform in the form of #Pray4Peace. #NikkiDKatArt has poured creativity into Mz Kittyz's stores, inspired by the Keffiyeh. These designs, however, aim to raise awareness for the children caught in the turmoil of war in Israel. Nikki shares a poignant encounter: the image of a young, trembling boy amid air raids left an indelible mark. 'I cannot forget those eyes,' Nikki reflects.

Mz Kittyz nearly hesitated before launching the Keffiyeh, Shemagh scarf print Track suit and Bomber Jacket. 'Oh great, my jacket would have the name 'bomber'!' Mz Kittyz quips. This led to introspection on the sensitivity surrounding such designs. A quick Google search reveals varied opinions on wearing a shemagh, some even deeming it offensive. 'I am not looking for a fight,' Mz Kittyz emphasizes. 'My aim is to educate and promote

peace through clothing.'

The Keffiyeh collection, available in Blue & White, pink & purple, stands as a testament to Nikki's vision. We aspire to kindle awareness and peace through beautifully designed clothing and accessories.

Another creation, 'Gospel Cross Chains,' draws inspiration from the Bible story of Paul & Silas. The symbol of the cross breaking the chains created the name of this design. 'This new cross Nikki created, I haven't found one like it, yet, distinct with three horizontal lines, symbolizes love and transcendence of religious barriers. Creating art cannot be squashed by taking on everyone's feelings from their beliefs,' Mz Kittyz avows. 'If we throw beliefs out and view with feelings, there is no place for hate, only love.'
Our products also feature
 the Ankh, a symbol of life, and the Om symbol of breath. The Celtic Collection fosters dialogues with pagans, and we welcome all to our live forums on TikTok and YouTube Live.

Mz Kittyz reiterates the importance of celebrating differences and embracing diverse perspectives. 'We may learn something if we get past our fears,' Mz Kittyz adds, 'And feel something too, honey!'