Explore Ghana’s rich history through Kente cloth — originally royal fabric worn only by kings, now a symbol of culture and pride. #Ghana #KenteCloth #AfricanCulture #Heritage #FunFactsAfrica #TextileArt #AfricanHistory #DidYouKnow | The Sudan Times

Kente is a traditional Ghanaian textile made of silk and cotton, characterized by its vibrant colors and intricate patterns. Originally worn by royalty, kente cloth is now a symbol of African heritage and pride, used in various ceremonies and celebrations. Each color and pattern in kente has specific meanings, often reflecting social status, history, and cultural values. #kente #panafrican #afrobokalisationchallenge #kente #explore #explorepage #edit | I Love Africa

24K views · 899 reactions | The art of making #Kente A silk and cotton fabric made of interwoven cloth strips worn by the people of #Ghana. | Africa.com | Facebook