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sunsetslowww · 1 year ago
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Costa Rica. Via @swaggymo IG
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kemetic-dreams · 2 years ago
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kavaziclothing · 10 months ago
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Unveiling the Richness of African Textiles
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In the world of fashion and art, African textiles are special because they show a lot about tradition, culture, and creativity. They’re not just fabrics; they tell stories, show symbols, and represent identities that have been around for a long time. Whether it’s the detailed designs of Kente cloth or the bright colors of Ankara fabric, African textiles have a deep meaning. They’ve been passed down through many generations. In this blog, we’ll look at why African textiles are so important, learn about their history, and understand why people still love them today.
The story of African fabrics is very varied, just like Africa itself. Every area has its own special ways of making fabric, coloring it, and adding symbols. For instance, in Ghana, the Ashanti people are famous for making Kente cloth. It’s known for its bright colors and fancy geometric shapes. People wear Kente during big events, and it’s very important to their culture because each design has its own special meaning.
There are two most famous African fabrics Kente and Ankara .
1. Kente Fabric
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Kente Fabric : Kente fabric is a special type of cloth that comes from Ghana in Africa. It is famous for its bright colors and intricate patterns. Each Kente design has a unique meaning, representing values, history, or beliefs. It is often worn during important ceremonies and celebrations, symbolizing cultural pride and identity. The fabric is interwork with great care, and the vibrant combinations of colors and geometric shapes make Kente visually striking. This traditional African fabric holds deep significance, weaving together stories and heritage in every thread.
Kente is worn during festivals like Ghana’s Independence Day, Akwasidae, and Adae Kese, showcasing cultural pride and heritage
2. Ankara Fabric
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Ankara Fabric : Ankara prints are colorful and bold patterns that come from Africa. They are made using a special wax-resist dyeing technique. Ankara prints are loved for their vibrant colors and unique designs, which often feature geometric shapes, floral patterns, or traditional symbols. These prints are popular in African fashion and are used to make clothing, accessories, and home decor items. They represent a celebration of African culture and identity, and they have become increasingly popular around the world. Whether worn as clothing or used as accents in interior design, Ankara prints add a lively and stylish touch to any ensemble or space.
Ankara fabric is commonly worn during cultural festivals like weddings, Independence Day celebrations, and traditional ceremonies in Africa.
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maninsuitrb · 8 months ago
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Gorgeous Africa
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cepheusgalaxy · 1 year ago
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I'm looking for references for my prince
and omg have you guys seen african royalty clothing????? I can't say from which country are they but they are so gorgeous?? I already knew it but??? seeing it??? is fabulous???
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wonderlandwhit · 1 year ago
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trashartgalleries · 1 year ago
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Tis a WIP!!
They were Wolverine/Hairy Frogs I was going to make the OCs of... Rise of the TMNT, if I'm remembering correctly
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I'd love to come back to these characters, one day 😌
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bruthablack · 4 months ago
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shopjetroe · 5 months ago
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The Importance of High-Quality African Plus-Size Clothing in Canada
Discover the growing significance of African plus-size clothing in Canada with Shop Jetroe. Embrace the vibrant designs and inclusive fashion that celebrates diversity and empowers individuals. Learn how high-quality African attire not only enhances style but also promotes cultural appreciation and confidence among plus-size women in Canada. Explore the best options available for a unique and authentic fashion statement.
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a-queer-little-wombat · 6 months ago
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First time I've wished I could handle listening to podcasts in a long while.
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ngosikadzistyle · 10 months ago
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I AM Back like I never left!
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dupsies · 11 months ago
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debonke · 1 year ago
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African clothing is a expression of the continent's rich cultural heritage, each garment tells a story about d wearer's identity,Blue Embroidered Native Design
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africulturechronicles · 1 year ago
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ayandagama · 9 months ago
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iridessence · 2 months ago
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Bessie Downing, 1900s. Mary Everhard Collection
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