Ashanti Kente Cloth
A vibrant Kente cloth from Ashanti, symbolizing cultural heritage and used in traditional ceremonies.
The better finds in Kumasi tend to sit close to ordinary life: market flavors, small studio pieces, textiles, and objects that do not need a skyline printed on them.
Ten city-level finds selected for use, texture, flavor, and the kind of detail that survives outside Kumasi.
A vibrant Kente cloth from Ashanti, symbolizing cultural heritage and used in traditional ceremonies.
A stylish leather bag with traditional Ashanti designs, perfect for carrying essentials with cultural flair.
A detailed print of a traditional Ashanti wooden mask, representing ancestral spirits and cultural heritage.
A beautifully beaded bracelet featuring traditional Ashanti patterns, often worn in celebrations.
A set of Adinkra prints, each with a unique meaning, showcasing Ashanti wisdom and storytelling.
A finely crafted wooden cross, often used in churches and homes, symbolizing Ashanti Christian heritage.
A traditional Ashanti black soap, known for its skin-lightening properties and cultural significance.
A blend of Ashanti coffee beans, known for their smooth taste and a staple in Ashanti cuisine.
A traditional Ashanti wooden stool, often used in homes and featuring intricate carvings and designs.
A natural palm nut oil used in Ashanti cooking, known for its rich flavor and health benefits.