Ajé was born from the experiences of being a black woman navigating life in a world that often doesn’t prioritize our rest, wellness, or healing. I started this brand because I saw firsthand how exhaustion, overwhelm, and lack of culturally grounded wellness spaces can take a toll — not just on our bodies, but on our spirits. I wanted to create a space where rest is not a luxury, but a birthright.

What makes Ajé unique is its foundation in cultural care and community. This is not just yoga or meditation; it’s a space where black women can reclaim rest, restore their energy, and connect with others who truly understand their experiences. Every offering is designed to honor heritage, provide ease, and foster belonging.

Looking forward, Ajé’s vision is to grow into a physical wellness studio — a sanctuary where black women can gather for yoga, meditation, holistic healing, and community events. The goal is to create a hub of care, connection, and mutual aid, where rest and wellness are accessible, celebrated, and shared.