
Media Item Metadata
| Author | Drum Social Histories |
|---|---|
| Copyright | © The Drum Archive |
| Credit | Drum Magazine photographer / Drum Social Histories / Bailey's African History Archive / african.pictures |
| Description | Kente: Two weavers at Bonwere, Kente "capital". Cloth reflects our great love of colour. To all world, Kente means Ghana. But how many of us know the enthralling story of Kente? Kente is one of the most firmly established and undisputed features about Ghanaian culture life. At any function, whether State or private, formal or informal, one can be quite sure that an appreciable proportion of the people present will be in Kente. |
| Country | Ghana |
| Filename | APN759601.jpg |
| File Type | JPG |
| File Size | 12 MB |
| Dimensions | 4698 × 6000 px |
| Date Created | 2 April 1963 |
Drum Magazine social history photographs, Ghana edition 467
Kente: Two weavers at Bonwere, Kente "capital". Cloth reflects our great love of colour. To all world, Kente means Ghana. But how many of us know the enthralling story of Kente? Kente is one of the most firmly established and undisputed features about Ghanaian culture life. At any function, whether State or private, formal or informal, one can be quite sure that an appreciable proportion of the people present will be in Kente.