This extraordinary textile is a captivating example of an antique Ewe Kente cloth from Ghana. Unlike the Asante Kente with its bold stripes, Ewe Kente is characterized by intricate patterns woven in a dazzling array of colors. This piece is a testament to the weaver's artistry, with each block showcasing a unique design and a masterful interplay of hues.The Ewe people, primarily located in southeastern Ghana and Togo, have a rich tradition of weaving. Their Kente cloths are renowned for their vibrant colors and complex patterns, often incorporating symbolic motifs that represent proverbs, historical events, or social status. This particular Kente, with its diverse range of colors and patterns, suggests it was a high-status cloth, possibly worn for ceremonial occasions or by important figures within the community.

Creating an Ewe Kente is a labor-intensive process. The weaver uses a narrow strip loom and meticulously interlaces the warp and weft threads to form the intricate patterns. Natural dyes, derived from plants and minerals, were traditionally used to create the vibrant colors, each hue imbued with cultural significance. This antique Ewe Kente cloth offers a glimpse into the rich history and artistic traditions of Ghana. In a contemporary setting, it can be displayed as a stunning piece of textile art, draped over furniture to add a touch of global flair, or even framed to create a unique focal point. Its vibrant colors and intricate patterns will infuse any space with a sense of history and cultural richness.

• *Era: Vintage
• *Material: Cotton
• *Size: 60"(L) x 102“(H)
• *Color: Multi
• *Condition: Wear consistent with age & use, blemishes and imperfections will be present. These are not to be considered defects but rather part of its character & historical value.

Designed and Handmade by De-cor

Found in Ghana

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• **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio