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Kente is ceremonial African clothing created by handweaving strips of cloth on a loom and sewing them together to create larger pieces of cloth. It's native to Ghana, but kente is also considered to be a pan-African tradition. Your child can make brightly-patterned kente cloth out of paper and colorful markers.
What is kente art?
Kente (kenten means \u201cbasket\u201d) is a hand-woven cloth originally from the Ashanti Kingdom, in Ghana, West Africa. Kente is also made by the Akans in Cote d'Ivoire. The popularity of the colors and patterns of the kente make it one of the most recognizable textiles in Africa.
How do you make kente cloth?
0:00 7:21 kente paper weaving - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip First you're going to place your ruler at the very top of your page. And line it up straight andMoreFirst you're going to place your ruler at the very top of your page. And line it up straight and then draw a straight line underneath.
What does kente stand for?
Kente is a meaningful sartorial device, as every aspect of its aesthetic design is intended as communication. The colors of the cloth each hold symbolism: gold = status/serenity, yellow = fertility, green = renewal, blue = pure spirit/harmony, red = passion, black = union with ancestors/spiritual awareness.
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