Product ID: 403477
Ghana Gobah Tengey-Seddoh utiliza hilo 100% algodón para confeccionar esta bufanda tejida minimalista. Pequeños cuadrados de tela blanca y negra forman un intrincado patrón de tablero de ajedrez, que inspiró al artesano a ponerle nombre a su creación. kpekui, una palabra oveja de Ghana que significa "guijarros".
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The description and card for the scarf named Healing is the same as for the scarf named Victory. Thease lines in particular are misleading Combining shades of pale gray and black...Gray derives its symbolism from ash, used for healing and cleansing rituals. I thought there was an issue with my screen or the photo causing the scarf to look yellow - but once received the scarf is definitely a sickly pale yellow and not gray or ash as described. This is very disappointing as I valued the symbolism of ash & healing.
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This is a marvelous scarf. Photo does not do it justice. I can wear it with anything and it feels and looks good.
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This is very special for me because of its tradition and how it takes one back into a beautiful past that we need to keep alive and preserve thanks to these artists; their passion overflows.
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Gobah Tengey-Seddoh es una familia de tejedores que ha estado en kente tejiendo desde 1821. "
El tejido kente en Ghana siempre ha sido un coto privado de las familias. La calidad y singularidad de la tela kente depende de la calidad del hilo... read more