Kente cloth is believed to have been produced as early as 1000 B.C. among the Akan and Ewe peoples of Western African in modern-day Ghana and Togo, according to the African American Intellectual ...

But kente cloth is more than an artisanal product. It holds social, sacred, and historic meaning for the Akan people, with the threads of gold, green, blue, red, and black each symbolizing a ...

A kente cloth from my late grandfather, in the design called Aberewa Bene (meaning “wise old lady”), has hung in my parents’ living room for decades. (Courtesy of Kweku Embil) (Courtesy of ...

The adinkra symbols in the kente cloth are ‘Gye Nyame,’ ‘Sankofa’, ‘Nyame Dua’, and ‘Dweninmmen’ Gye Nyame is an Akan phrase that literally means “Except God.” ...

Osmanlı mimarisi ve hayat tarzının günümüzde de hissedildiği Bosna Hersek’in başkenti Saraybosna’daki tarihi çeşmeler kente "hayat vermeye" devam ediyor. Saraybosna'nın kalbi ...

Afronita and AfroStar Kids wear kente. Afronita took to her Instagram page to share an exciting video of herself and members of AfroStar Kids wearing regal outfits and dancing Kete.