Kente Cloth and African Mahogany Stool A179001 The vase is finished with

The vase is finished with a red lip accent

This dress combines a sculpted Italian knit fabric with the added benefit of pockets and an easy longer length

this one-of-a-kind fiber wall hanging displays shapes cut freehand and arranged just-so

A lightweight dried gourd vessel becomes the canvas

This necklace is crafted from lightweight black rubber tubing and is adorned with a single

Kente Cloth and African Mahogany Stool A179001 The vase is finished withThis remarkable stool pairs African mahogany and painted wood with a striking panel of Ewe Kente cloth. Kente is one of Ghanas most recognizable textile traditions, protected today so that only cloth woven in Ghana is considered authentic. Ewe weavers typically work in a cooperative: each completes their own cloth, while the group collectively assigns projects. Its a community centered approach that keeps this storied textile alive. The cloth is woven