Réunion Island coastline, view from the hills
African Diaspora Women's Market — Brand & Print

Fanm Ansanm.

A complete brand identity built from zero for an itinerant women's market rooted in the African diaspora of the Indian Ocean islands.

"If I can do it, so can you."

12+
Exhibitors
1st
Edition — 2026
∞
Islands to come

✦ Scope of Work

Built from zero.

Fanm Ansanm — which means "women together" in Créole — is an association co-founded by Klara and Sylvette Annibal, operating under ADB (Afrodiaspora Bridge ONG). The market brings together women entrepreneurs, artists and creatives of the African diaspora across the Indian Ocean islands.

The brief was simple and ambitious: build everything from zero. Logo, brand identity, website, print assets and market collateral — all before the first edition, held in Réunion Island in July 2026.

Brand identity · Logo design · Website · Badge & lanyard · Flyer templates · Programme · Exposante directory · Street signage · Roll-up banner · Price display

1
Logo & full brand identity
10
Deliverables designed
1
Website designed & built

Brand identity

Power. Sisterhood.
Pride.

Colour palette
Burgundy
Saffron
Muted burgundy
Muted saffron
Soft cream
Typography
Poppins
Bold, rounded, human
Warm · Bold · Community
Creative direction

The visual identity is rooted in the energy of the market itself: Power, Sisterhood, Pride. The palette — deep burgundy, saffron, soft cream — draws from the colours of the Indian Ocean diaspora. The typography, Poppins, was chosen for its rounded curves that evoke warmth and community rather than the sharp edges of a corporate brand.

Materials designed
Fanm Ansanm full logo lockup
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Logo
Fanm Ansanm NM wave symbol
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Symbol mark
Visitor flyer, version 1
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Visitor flyer v1
Visitor flyer, version 2
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Visitor flyer v2
Exhibitor recruitment flyer
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Exhibitor flyer
Two-day market programme
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Programme
Exhibitor presentation template
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Exhibitor directory
Price display card
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Price card
Roll-up banner design
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Roll-up banner
Directional street sign
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Street signage
Entrance street sign
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Entrance sign

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The Fanm Ansanm NM wave symbol
The NM wave

The logo features a hand-drawn NM wave — the last two letters of both FANM and ANSANM — representing the Indian Ocean that connects all the islands the market travels to. A saffron dot sits in the valley between the N and the M, separating the two letters without breaking the flow. A meaning hidden in plain sight.

N
Last letter of FANM
•
The saffron dot
M
Last letter of ANSANM

The work

Uniting women,
across the islands.

The mission: unite women of the African diaspora — entrepreneurs, artists and creatives — living across the islands of the Indian Ocean. Showcase their work, amplify their voices, and create a space where money, knowledge and power circulate within the community.

The first edition of the Marché Fanm Ansanm was held in Réunion in July 2026, bringing together 12 exposantes — with additional members who took part without selling on market days.

The energy was described as powerful, sisterly, joyful, moving: women spending the day together, cooking for each other, tasting each other's dishes, trading stories about their businesses, their passions, their history. A space that turned out to be rare, and necessary.

Ravenn built the visual system that carries that energy — the logo, the identity, and every piece of collateral that made the first edition feel like a fully-realised brand from day one.

Two women embracing at the market — sisterhood
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The market grounds in Réunion
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Hand-painted Marshe Fanm Ansanm sign
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An exhibitor's jewellery stand
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Food shared on a banana leaf
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Exhibitors cooking together in the market kitchen
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An exhibitor setting up her stand
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The outdoor wood-fired kitchen
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The path leading into the market grounds
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An exhibitor's table of products
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A craft table set with handmade pieces
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Musicians playing percussion at the market
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A guest seated in front of a painted mural
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A traditional Creole dish shared at the market
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Handmade textile bags and crafts on display
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A fashion and textile exhibitor's stand
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Two guests laughing together at the market
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Guests seated together in front of a mural
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A guest with a fan, seated at the market
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Guests sheltering under umbrellas on a rainy market day
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A guest holding a small framed floral piece
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A playful portrait through a picture frame
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A jewellery exhibitor's wall display
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A stone wall sign marking the way to the market
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Two friends embracing warmly at the market
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The open field where the market takes place
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A festive table set with a shared Creole meal
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The market's thatched-roof bar and stand
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A coastal view of Réunion from the market grounds
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An exhibitor in a green jacket beside a flower arrangement
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An exhibitor seated beside a small floral display
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A guest in a wide-brimmed hat and a peacock-print shawl
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Three women together, each holding a vase of flowers
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A guest with a purple fan, seated in front of the mural
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Three women posing together with flowers
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A guest seated with a cane, beside a cowhide pouf
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A guest with a fan, seated in a denim jacket
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A quiet seating nook in front of the painted mural
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Another view of the market's thatched-roof bar
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A guest holding a picture frame beside a gold vase of flowers
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The breakdown

Three kinds of work,
one bold identity.

01
Brand system

Brand & Logo

Logo, palette, typography

The complete identity — the NM wave logo, the Power / Sisterhood / Pride palette, and Poppins typography — built to feel bold, human, and unmistakably itself.

02
Print & event

Print & Collateral

Flyers, programme, signage, banners

Everything needed to run a market in person — visitor and exhibitor flyers, the two-day programme, price cards, exhibitor directory templates, street signage, and a roll-up banner.

03
Digital

Website

Designed & built for launch

A single-page site introducing the association ahead of its first edition — built to carry the same energy as the market itself.

Hover each card to discover more. ✦


The vision

A market that travels.

Fanm Ansanm isn't tied to one place. The vision is itinerant — a market that travels across the islands of the Indian Ocean, carrying the same energy from one island to the next.

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Réunion
1st edition — 2026

Where Fanm Ansanm began.

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Mayotte
Coming up

The next stop on the journey.

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Maurice
Coming up

A community of women waiting.

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Comores
Coming up

The wave keeps moving. The diaspora, united.


Afrodiaspora Bridge ONG

Parent organization

Fanm Ansanm is an initiative
of Afrodiaspora Bridge ONG

ADB — Afrodiaspora Bridge — is an NGO co-founded by Klara and Sylvette Annibal, whose mission is to mobilize African diaspora resources to invest in high-impact socio-economic projects. Fanm Ansanm is its community arm, centred on women entrepreneurs and creatives.

Discover ADB

Debuted at
Marché Fanm Ansanm, Réunion Island July 2026

"
It truly represented the community I was building. What was especially meaningful was seeing the female entrepreneurs recognize themselves in the identity — they all voted on the final direction, and they were so proud to be part of it.

— Klara Annibal, Co-Founder, Fanm Ansanm


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