#kente

Ghana is one of the countries that doesn’t joke with its culture, it tries to explain it in thought, dancing, eating and dressing. You could easily identify a Ghanaian through the way we dressed. Ghana

Materials Used Loom and it`s accessories, Yarns (assorted colours), Drag stone (for beaming), Shed sticks, Winder Procedures Planning and designing- All designs needs to be plan and design according to

We set out for our first (and last) overnight excursion from Kumasi and took a Tro Tro to Bonwire not too far from the city center to visit a Kente Weaving Worksop, producing these traditional fabrics

It's the fourth day now my submission for Day 4 of the B&W Photo Challenge Rules: • Seven (7) black & white photos or images that represent an aspect of your life. • Present one image every day

Well, it's a beautiful Sunday morning and we would like you to tell us which of these you would love to take to church.

KENTE KING AND QUEEN Ghana is very rich in culture, with our beautiful hand woven Kente cloth, African prints etc. We are indeed a blessed country. Traditional ceremonies in Ghana are now very colourful

a. The Tema Harbour -- Kwamena bolton b. Royal Senchi -- Kwamena Bolton c. Accra Mall --aeroshutter d. Ashesi University Colledge e. Adomi bridge

a. The Akosombo Dam b. Lighthouse - Jamestown -- aeroshuter c. The National Mosque - Kanda -- aeroshuter d. The market at Salaga e. The Medical Center at Legon --UGMC

Here some sights from my beautiful country GHANA! a. The Elmina hotel --Bob Pixel b. The Premiere University - LEGON -- geeStudio c. The Atlantic Hotel --Kwamena Bolton d.the Buruku Rock - Afram Plains

Kente cloth is a type of silk and cotton fabric made of interwoven cloth strip normally worn by royalty in times of extreme importance and was the cloth of Kings. Legend has it that the art of Kente weaving

We are so proud of kente because it never defades and survives longest compared to most fabric. It brings out the beauty in us and the quality of the cloth is beyond comparison. Kente, the pride of Ghana