Kente Cloth

This book PDF is perfect for those who love Art genre, written by E Asamoah-Yaw and published by Xlibris Corporation which was released on 23 February 2017 with total hardcover pages 234. You could read this book directly on your devices with pdf, epub and kindle format, check detail and related Kente Cloth books below.

Kente Cloth
Author : E Asamoah-Yaw
File Size : 43,8 Mb
Publisher : Xlibris Corporation
Language : English
Release Date : 23 February 2017
ISBN : 9781524596828
Pages : 234 pages
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Kente Cloth by E Asamoah-Yaw Book PDF Summary

This book is about the history of an African clothing material known as Kente cloth. All relevant cultural aspects of the cloth have been explained in details with several pictorial illustrations. The book traces Kente history and how it has been used since its invention, about four hundred years ago, by an Ashanti hunter. The two authors are Ashantis and traditionalists. The coauthor was born into the industry at Bonwire. He received a national award as Ghanas best Kente designer and weaver in 2008. His knowledge in the art of weaving and his lifetime exposure to Kente traditions makes it imperative for all those seeking knowledge about Kente, the genuine African fabric, to obtain a copy of this. The other important aspect this of book is the author. The book is the outcome of his intensive research on Kente cloth after his first publication (1993) of the book titled Kente Cloth: Introduction to History. This book is the history of Kente Cloth. It contains everything you need to know about this magnificent African cloth, which was created for special occasions only.

Kente Cloth

This book is about the history of an African clothing material known as Kente cloth. All relevant cultural aspects of the cloth have been explained in details with several pictorial illustrations. The book traces Kente history and how it has been used since its invention, about four hundred years ago,

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