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This weaver’s kit comprises 17 tools used to weave Ewe and ‘Nigerian type’ kente strips, which are then sewn together to make kente cloth. It was bought from a stall that supplies equipment to local weavers, located in the Agbozume Textile market. Kente refers to a textile that is traditionally made by weaving narrow strips of coloured cotton and silk into varied and intricate patterns. Collected as part of the Fashioning Africa project.
Place: Agbozume Textile market, Volta region, Ghana, West Africa, Africa
Date: 2017