Sika Gua Hand Loomed Multicolored Kente Cloth Scarf (5 Inch Width)
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Madam Adwoa and Onyame Akwan Dooso
Africa
African masks, wood carvings & kente cloth
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This hand-woven kente cloth scarf is presented by Ghana's Madam Adwoa and Onyame Akwan Dooso. The cotton and rayon blend fabric is crafted on a traditional loom in shades of saffron, crimson, white, orange, green and black. The sika gua or "golden stool" motif signifies a kente cloth woven especially for kings and queens for use at special occasions. The stool or throne symbolizes the richness and beauty of the Ashanti kingdom.
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Mary Beth
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“Beautiful kente weaving”
Substantial and well made. A beautiful addition to holiday wear.
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Edward
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“kente scarf for my wife.”
saw a number of legislators wearing various kente scarfs at a memorial service for their colleague.. thought my wife would like one did research, found this one on novica, bought it and my wife absolutely loved it. 5 stars.
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Lakeisha
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“Lovely and unique”
This beautiful bowl is very unique and will add culture to any room. Happy with my purchase.
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Madam Adwoa and Onyame Akwan Dooso African masks, wood carvings and kente cloth
While helping her mother, Madam Adwoa began to offer a small number of woodcarvings, which to her surprise sold very well in the market. This inspired to pursue woodcarving as a career.
Madam Adwoa became involved in handicrafts through her mother, who sold Adinkra symbols and kente cloths. While helping her mother, she began to offer... read more