Observed arrival · 2026-11-07
Bunna Mamas: a village around the coffee ceremony
A community for Habesha mothers at different stages of motherhood, built around bunna gatherings and support programs.
- For
- Habesha mothers seeking connection and support across motherhood stages
- Worth noticing
- Circle copy follows the ceremony from roasting beans and passing the smoke to brewing in a jebena and serving shared snacks.
Field notes
The site lays out five support pillars—community, career and leadership, health and wellness, mentorship, and culture and family—and maps them onto five motherhood stages, from expecting to seasoned. Its circle description follows the coffee gathering through roasting beans, passing the smoke, brewing in a jebena, and serving kolo, dabo, or popcorn; the page also says circles meet monthly. Several headline counts appear as labels without numbers, and a photo slot is marked “Photo coming soon.”
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