Sweet Reminiscence art beach towel by Alícia Ribeiro, a colourful 90s scene with vinyl records, hanging on a wall
Sweet Reminiscence
Sweet Reminiscence art beach towel by Alícia Ribeiro, a colourful 90s scene with vinyl records, hanging on a wall
Man wearing the Sweet Reminiscence beach towel over his shoulders by a pool
Sweet Reminiscence beach towel folded with its Narrae drawstring bag
Hidden zip pocket under the Sweet Reminiscence beach towel holding a phone, sunglasses and car keys
Woman in a bikini sitting on the Sweet Reminiscence beach towel at the water's edge

Alicia Ribeiro

Alícia Dias Ribeiro is a Mozambican artist currently based in Maputo, her birthplace. She developed a keen interest in all things creative from an early age, focusing on art and design throughout her studies.

Since completing her Masters, Alícia has embarked on a diverse creative journey, from establishing a clothing line to launching an accessories brand. She has experimented with a variety of mediums including wood, roots, cement, resin, and even food, crafting appetisers and desserts.

Recently, Alícia has found her niche in digital illustration, honing her style and artistic voice since 2019. Her work primarily revolves around illustrating portraits, driven by a passion for empowering women and raising awareness to support BIPOC and LGBTQ+ artists, which often serves as a central theme in her art.

For her illustration, Alicia was inspired by the nostalgia of her youth in the 90s and early 2000s, particularly the simple joys of life before technology, like waiting by the landline for a special call and being transported by music.

Alicia Dias Ribeiro, the artist behind Sweet Reminiscence

Why you'll love it

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Style It Your Way

Wear it as a poncho or a sarong using the subtle snaps on the side.

Made for Convenience


Lightweight, quick drying, highly absorbent and sand repellent.

Towels That Tell Stories


Each Narrae towel narrates a story, illustrated by artists from around the world and inspired by human emotions.

Two Narrae towels worn as a sarong and a wrap