OtiKente
OtiKente is an Akan tribe's iconic textile art form originating from the southern part of Ghana's Brong-Ahafo Region. The term "Oti" means a sub-group within the larger Akan confederacy, while "Kente" refers to the traditional cloth with intricately woven and symbolic patterns.
For centuries, OtiKente has been an integral part of Ashanti culture, where artisans create blankets, colors,
Symbolism is pronounced in OtiKente, as it adopts specific symbols to tell life stories, illustrate personalities,
The OtiKente industry contributes significantly to the economical and social lore of local communities. Craftsmen have