Description
Lens shaped flashes of colour cross the solid green ground strips of this fine Ewe kente cotton woman’s cloth from Ghana. Ewe weavers called this simple but striking pattern “akatsi”, meaning “tears,” while elsewhere in West Africa it was compared to canoes crossing the River Niger. Dates from circa 1930-50 and is in excellent complete condition.
Measurements 6’7″ x 4’8″, 200 cm x 143.
All items on this site are vintage. That means that they may have a few small marks or blemishes consistent with use. We will try to highlight any significant issues in the description above but in the event you are not happy with your purchase please notify us within 48 hours of receipt and you may return it for a full refund (excluding return shipping costs.)
