Nov 10, 2022
Aisha Tariqa Silver, an online fashion and lifestyle store, has recently expanded their inventory to include accessories aimed at supporting urban and progressive artists. The store was founded by poet and visionary artist-entrepreneur Aisha Tariqa Abdul Haqq.

Indianapolis,United States - November 10, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The newly expanded accessory line by Aisha Tariqa Silver includes headwear, backpacks, shoes, and scarves. The items are specifically designed with the modern creative individual in mind.
For more information, please visit https://www.aishatariqasilver.com
Each accessory is exclusive to Aisha Tariqa Silver and offers comfort and fashion to artistically-minded, progressive individuals. The core beliefs of the brand are expressed through the unique patterns and mindful reminders of kindness, fearlessness, and community.
Poet Aisha Tariqa Abdul Haqq began writing poetry at the age of ten. She has released two poetry collections exploring themes of mental and emotional wellness. The unique fashion lines available at Aisha Tariqa Silver draw on the poet’s writing and share messages of emotional support.
The new accessory line is designed to complement the brand’s popular fashions that promote individuality while supporting the urban artistic communities.
With each purchase, the company will donate 2% of the proceeds to one of four charities that are working hard to end poverty and promote mental health in America’s inner-city youth. Aisha Tariqa Silver prides itself on inclusivity, and all designs are available in a variety of sizes. The company ships around the world.
This new accessory line reflects the company’s desire to empower artists and lift the community in urban environments.
Creator Aisha Tariqa Abdul Haqq said: “I always knew I wanted to go into the fashion industry, but found my niche when I began researching urban progressive artists and found out they had one thing in common- they all needed an emotional support system. Building off of that need, I created a place where clothing can provide comfort to those striving to build and live their lives according to their own values. This concept became more than just a clothing store. It’s an artistic fashion store.”
All pieces are designed to promote self-expression and help creative individuals showcase their unique styles and fashion choices.
“We believe that when we are in touch with our true selves, we feel empowered to live the lives of our dreams. As a result, we are committed to supporting the individual expression of each person who comes across our store. Whether you’re looking for new clothes, poetic expression, or emotional support, you’ll find it here. We strive to offer apparel that reflects your unique personality and taste while helping you express your individuality in style,” said Aisha.
Interested parties can find more information about the new accessory line and all available fashion and lifestyle products at https://www.aishatariqasilver.com
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Name: Aisha Abdul-Haqq
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Organization: Aisha Tariqa Silver
Address: 55 Monument Circle 7th Floor, Indianapolis, IN 46204, United States
Website: https://aishatariqasilver.com
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