Art of Kente: History, designs, and drafts

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Art of Kente: History, designs, and drafts

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Crosman, Rhonda D.
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Bethards, Connie J.
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Cornelius, Lynn M.
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Coronel, Michael A.
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School of Art & Design
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University of Northern Colorado
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Greeley, CO

University of Northern Colorado
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May 2011


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Kente is a traditional ceremonial strip-woven cloth made by the Asante and Ewe people of Ghana and Togo. This thesis examined the history, patterns, design elements, symbolism, and evolutionary changes of the kente textile tradition. Basic weaving information, illustrations, and color photographs necessary for the understanding of kente were provided. The thesis also analyzed weaving drafts for the creation of kente-like cloth on a contemporary Western style floor loom.
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African textiles

Kente cloth

Kente weaving drafts

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