The Chale Wote Street Arts Festival showcased the beauty and intricacy of Kente weaving on its third day. Master weaver Eli Asem from Agotime Kpetoe shared the traditional techniques and meanings behind the symbols woven into the designs.
The symbols in Kente weaving are inspired by everyday objects and ecological motifs, each carrying deep significance. Eli emphasized that Kente weaving is a cherished ancestral tradition that is passed down through generations, with its profound messages only revealed to those with a pure heart.
Attendees at the festival were enthralled by the demonstration of Kete techniques in analog designs, highlighting the rich cultural heritage embedded in this craft. The festival continues to celebrate and showcase the diverse and vibrant artistic expressions that make up Ghana’s cultural tapestry.
