Iya Ola Ìró & Bùbá Set – Mother of Wealth Edition | Hand-Stoned Yoruba 2-Piece | Adedamola Atelier Edmonton
Iya Ola Ìró & Bùbá Set — Mother of Wealth Edition
By Adédámólá Atelier — Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
A limited-edition, fully hand-stoned Yoruba Ìró and Bùbá 2-piece set, crafted for the woman who carries her heritage with grace and commands every room she enters. In Yoruba, Ìyá Ọlá means Mother of Wealth — a name reserved for women of dignity, influence, and legacy. This set is made for her.
Every crystal is individually placed by hand, creating a sparkling, regal finish that shimmers beautifully under any light.
What's Included:
- Fully hand-stoned Bùbá (blouse)
- Matching hand-stoned Ìró (wrapper/skirt)
Key Features:
- Premium hand-stoned fabric with meticulous crystal detailing
- Classic Yoruba silhouette tailored with modern finesse
- Lightweight yet structured — moves beautifully, drapes elegantly
- Statement jewellery-ready neckline and sleeves
- One size — please refer to the size chart in the gallery before ordering
Perfect For:
- Owambe parties & Nigerian celebrations
- Aso-ebi events & African weddings
- Cultural festivals & gala evenings
- Milestone birthdays, anniversaries & meaningful gifts
- African luxury fashion lovers across Canada
Pricing & Value: Regular price $525.00 CAD. Now available at $320.99 CAD. All prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD). Applicable taxes calculated at checkout. No hidden fees.
Shipping & Pickup:
- Ships across Canada via tracked courier
- Free local pickup available in Edmonton, Alberta
- Estimated delivery: 5–10 business days for standard shipping
Returns & Exchanges: Due to the handcrafted and limited-edition nature of this item, all sales are final. Please review the size chart carefully and contact us before purchasing if you have any questions — we are happy to assist.
Questions Before You Buy? Contact us via our store page. We respond within 1 business day.
Adédámólá Atelier is Edmonton’s premier destination for luxury African fashion, ready-to-wear African attire, and authentic Yoruba-inspired designs in Canada.