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Kente Handwoven Cloth Asante Kente Fabric Ghana Kente African Art 6 yards

$3,615.50 MXN
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Categoría:

World & Traditional Clothing

cantidad disponible:

17 En stock

Condition:

Used

Size:

Custom

Brand:

Handmade

Material:

100% Cotton

Country/Region of Manufacture:

Ghana

Style:

Arts & Crafts/Mission Style

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Publicado en venta:

Más de una semana

Artículo número:

408133759

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Babadua is the local name for this beautiful multicoloured100% Handwoven kente. The name babadua signifies Strength,Toughness,Resiliency,Power and Superiority. This Kente got its name from the babadua tree, which is a strong tree used for building fences, thatch roof frames, barricades during war in the past because it was particularly strong and resilient. Kente weaving originated from Bonwire, a kente clothing weaving village in Ejisu-Juaben Municipal district in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. In the past, Asante Kente cloth was worn primarily by kings and high-ranking chiefs, but overtime, the use of kente became widespread and now worn by any person. Due to its significance, it has been adopted by people in Ivory Coast and many other West African countries. The icon of African cultural heritage, Asante kente is well noted for its dazzling, multicolored patterns of vibrant colours, geometric shapes and bold designs. It is the best known of all African textiles. The names of the cloth are derived from several sources including important historical events, proverbs, important chiefs, queen mothers and plants. The fabric can be used for all types of crafts and dress making for both causal and special occasion. The fabric in the picture is made of cotton and is in 3 pieces. Each piece is 2 yards, making 6 yards in all. Each piece measures 64 inches long x 42 inches wide.