Shopping for Kente Cloth

February 3, 2021oldandblessed

Chris and I trying to figure out the value of the local currency, as we shop at the Bonwire Kente cloth weaving center in Kumasi. It’s amazing the goods these craftsmen produce using ancient technology.

catterel February 3, 2021 / 12:49 pm

Wonderful textiles, you look great in those colours.

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oldandblessed February 3, 2021 / 1:04 pm

Thanks. I’ve actually been more Afrocentric in my dress for the last couple of years. Of course, West African style apparel isn’t suited for the cold weather we sometime experience in Arkansas.

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rangewriter February 12, 2021 / 11:30 pm

I love this image of you! Who took the photo?

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