
Exploring traditional patterns, symbols, textiles, and artifacts from cultures around the world and why they were made
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“Akua’ba” comes from a legend about a woman named Akua who couldn’t conceive and she desperately wanted a child. She consulted a priest or traditional healer who instructed her to commission a small wooden figure and carry it as if it were...
Two men stand before the chief, both claiming the same piece of land. They’ve argued for weeks. Each accuses the other of lying about where the boundary sits, about which family cleared the forest first, about who planted the first yams.
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The year is 1701. The forest region that will become the Asante Empire is fractured into competing small states. Denkyira dominates the area. The Asante are just one group among many, paying tribute to Denkyira, lacking the unity to challen...
Large, detailed photograph of traditional Asante kente cloth showing intricate geometric patterns and color combinations
Picture Kumasi in 1780. A wealthy trader walks into a gathering wearing kente cloth with a specific pattern of gold th...
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Welcome to May and to the study of the Asante Empire. Last year I wrote a lengthy article on it but it was quite all over the place and not as indept as this one is going to be. This mon...
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Exploring ancestral material culture through patterns, textiles, artifacts, and structures and the intelligence behind how they were made.
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