27K views · 1K reactions | Before Whiteman came to Africa, the Asantehene had his special cloth called Kente. And it has been his ceremonial cloth to date, over 300 years and counting. Let's learn the history of Kente from its source, Bonwire from Otumfuo Kentehene (Part1) | The Asante Nation | Facebook

In Bonwire, the home of Kente, every thread carries meaning and every pattern tells a story. 🧵✨ The Bonwire Kente Museum celebrates this timeless art — preserving its history, honoring the weavers, and showcasing the beauty of a cloth that has become a global symbol of identity and pride. 👑 #BonwireKente #kumasi #visitghana #Kente #VisitGhana #KayaToursGhana | Kaya Tours Ghana

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

203 reactions · 37 shares | Kente is a traditional Ghanaian cloth, handwoven with vibrant colors and symbolic patterns that represent history, identity, and pride in African culture. #explore #explorepage | I Love Africa | Facebook