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Rasha - Route 125 matatu art print by Dennis Muraguri

Route 125

Rasha

$50.00

Rasha — a Route 125 matatu whose name carries layered meanings in Nairobi slang. 'Rasha' can reference style, audacity, or the act of 'dissing' — all attitudes that resonate with matatu culture's confident self-presentation. Dennis Muraguri's woodcut captures the typography and graphic attitude that made this matatu a local talking point. Route 125 operates through busy Nairobi corridors where competition for passengers is intense. The Rasha name and its associated imagery gave this matatu a distinct identity that regular commuters would remember and seek out. The design likely incorporated elements that spoke to the crew's reputation for fast, reliable service. This reproduction print adds a slice of Nairobi street slang to your wall. It suits collectors who appreciate the linguistic creativity of matatu culture and want their art to reflect the city's dynamic verbal culture.

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Rasha — a Route 125 matatu whose name carries layered meanings in Nairobi slang. 'Rasha' can reference style, audacity, or the act of 'dissing' — all attitudes that resonate with matatu culture's confident self-presentation. Dennis Muraguri's woodcut captures the typography and graphic attitude that made this matatu a local talking point. Route 125 operates through busy Nairobi corridors where competition for passengers is intense. The Rasha name and its associated imagery gave this matatu a distinct identity that regular commuters would remember and seek out. The design likely incorporated elements that spoke to the crew's reputation for fast, reliable service. This reproduction print adds a slice of Nairobi street slang to your wall. It suits collectors who appreciate the linguistic creativity of matatu culture and want their art to reflect the city's dynamic verbal culture.

Product Details

- Size: A3 (42 × 29.7 cm)

- Material: Premium 200gsm matte art paper

- Shipping: Ships within 5 business days in protective tube

- Framing: Sold unframed — fits standard A3 frames

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