[200] The term kente has its roots in the Akan word kɛntɛn which means a basket and the first
kente weavers used raffia fibres to weave cloths that looked like kenten (a basket); and thus were referred to as kenten ntoma; meaning basket cloth.
The two are 36 - year - old
Kente weaver, Eklu Havor and Emmanuel Opoku, a 36 - year - old fetish priest.
Not exact matches
In 1995, the Agortime
weavers decided to collectively celebrate and honour their lifetime occupation and the trade of their forefathers through the
Kente Festival.
She said the Agortime Traditional Area has one of the highest concentration of
weavers in Ghana and beyond and therefore urged all stakeholders to preserve the uniqueness of the
Kente cloth to ensure the sustainability of the
Kente weaving industry in the area and its surroundings.
The red, gold, and black color schemes of these hangings resemble traditional
kente cloths made by Ghanaian
weavers.