Kente Cloth History and Meaning — African Heritage Socks
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Kente Cloth: 400 Years of Ghanaian Royal Heritage
Kente cloth is the most celebrated African textile — a hand-woven fabric of the Ashanti Kingdom of Ghana, worn by kings and chiefs for over 400 years. Every colour and pattern carries meaning: gold represents royalty and wealth, green represents growth and renewal, red represents political passion and sacrifice.
Afropop Socks celebrates Kente cloth heritage with bold designs stocked at Tate Modern, V&A Museum, and the Smithsonian NMAAHC.