Stylized people/animals in vibrant patterns. Silver textured base. Bold shapes and layered symbolism.Kente weaving is more than an art – it is a cultural institution among the Asante people of Kumasi and surrounding areas. The Asante (Ashanti) are the major ethnic group in Ghana’s Ashanti Region, and Kente cloth (called nwentoma in the Akan language, meaning “woven cloth”) is considered a national treasure and a symbol of Ashanti pride
Stylized people/animals in vibrant patterns. Silver textured base. Bold shapes and layered symbolism.Kente weaving is more than an art – it is a cultural institution among the Asante people of Kumasi and surrounding areas. The Asante (Ashanti) are the major ethnic group in Ghana’s Ashanti Region, and Kente cloth (called nwentoma in the Akan language, meaning “woven cloth”) is considered a national treasure and a symbol of Ashanti pride