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Kente Duo
Handmade 100% Cotton and Faux Leather Multicolor Clutch
Kente Duo, Handmade 100% Cotton and Faux Leather Multicolor Clutch
Richard Donkor
Kente is a traditional Akan cloth known for its vibrant cultural patterns and bright colors. Here, kente-inspired cloth in bright blocks of terracotta brown and warm goldenrod is paired with a... read more$29.99Artist: Richard Donkor
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Kente Dream
Multi-Colored Kente Print Bow Clutch with Brass Chain
Kente Dream, Multi-Colored Kente Print Bow Clutch with Brass Chain
Patricia Yeboah
Ghana's Patricia Yeboah presents this sunny cotton clutch in kente print cotton. West Africa's legendary kente cloth carries a message in its colors and images. Crowned with a bow, this bag opens to... read more
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$74.99Artist: Patricia Yeboah
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Kente Joy
100% Cotton Multicolor Printed Clutch Handbag from Ghana
Kente Joy, 100% Cotton Multicolor Printed Clutch Handbag from Ghana
Hannah Dodoo
Ghanaian kente motifs in saffron, light red, lime, and cool white are featured on the surface of this handbag, crafted from 100% cotton. The designs are by artisan Hannah Dodoo, who trains other women... read more
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$34.99Artist: Hannah Dodoo
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Cool Geometry
Handmade 100% Cotton and Faux Leather Blue Clutch
Cool Geometry, Handmade 100% Cotton and Faux Leather Blue Clutch
Richard Donkor
Kente is a traditional Akan cloth known for its vibrant cultural patterns and bright colors. Here, kente-inspired cloth with traditional patterns in cerulean, goldenrod and black is paired with a blue... read more$49.99Artist: Richard Donkor
Kente Clutches(5 items)
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Hannah Dodoo Table linens and bags
Write a review"I took to this field because I knew fashion was broad and that would take me a long way... I train girls who are eager to learn a trade for their living."
"My name is Hannah Josephine Dodoo. I was born in the central region of Ghana on March 12, 1949. I started schooling in a Catholic girls' school, where my parents had been transferred. My family then moved back to our home town where I lost my father, who left behind two boys and four girls in the... read more
