The design “Who Run It” by Kefraino carries a profound spiritual and metaphysical message about divine order, creation, and the unseen forces that guide life.
In the artwork, a cosmic woman made of galaxies and starlight reaches out gracefully, holding strings that control a smaller human figure below. This symbolizes the divine feminine energy the creative, nurturing, and intuitive force of the universe orchestrating the flow of existence. She represents the Source, the higher consciousness or universal spirit that governs all life.
The smaller figure represents humanity seemingly independent, yet still connected to the higher power that shapes reality. The strings symbolize spiritual connection, destiny, and alignment a reminder that even when we think we’re in control, we are part of something far greater, guided by divine intelligence.
Spiritually, “Who Run It” speaks to the truth that the universe runs through divine order. It suggests surrender not as weakness, but as trust in the cosmic rhythm. The piece invites reflection on who truly governs existence: the ego, or the infinite Source that breathes life into all things.
In essence, Kefraino’s “Who Run It” is a visual hymn to cosmic control, divine guidance, and spiritual alignment a reminder that the Divine (the Creator, the feminine Source energy) ultimately runs it all.
With its long sleeves and comfortable hood, this tee is perfect for layering, allowing you to create stylish outfits all year round. Plus, its lightweight construction allows for unrestricted movement, ensuring that you feel at ease no matter the occasion.
• 100% airlume combed and ringspun cotton • Heather colors are 52% cotton, 48% polyester • Triblend colors are 50% polyester, 25% airlume combed and ringspun cotton, and 25% rayon • Fabric weight: 3.8 oz/yd² (128.84 g/m²) • Regular fit • Side-seamed construction • Crossover “V” at the neckline • Blank product sourced from Honduras, Nicaragua, and United States.
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