Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.

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Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth

African Tribal

Ghana

West Africa

Ewe People

20th C.

Cotton

$1895.00



Kente is a woven cloth of cotton and silk that originates from the Akan people of Ghana in West Africa. Although having the appearance of fine tapestry... Read more
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  • Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.
  • Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.
  • Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.
  • Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.
  • Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.
  • Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.
  • Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.
  • Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.
  • Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.
Cotton Nwentoma Or Kente Ceremonial Cloth — African Tribal, Ghana, West Africa, Ewe People, 20th C.