Category: Kente

Introducing the WORLD’S FIRST online Kente weaving course – brought to you by Kwasi Asare!

June 23, 2021

COVID-19 and the creation of Kwasi Asare’s online Kente weaving course This past year has been hard on all of us. We’ve drastically changed our lifestyles and habits as our jobs and lives have been uprooted; we’ve learned to wear masks in public and to practice social distancing. We’ve been going crazy from being confined … More Introducing the WORLD’S FIRST online Kente weaving course – brought to you by Kwasi Asare!

Kwasi Asare’s New Authentic Kente Cloth Bow Ties are Now Available!!!!!!!!

June 18, 2021

There’s nothing like the feel and look of authentic Kente cloth – and now Kwasi Asare has created a new line of special KENTE CLOTH BOW TIES!!!!!!!!!! These authentic Kente weave bow ties add a touch of style and beauty – and a splash of color – to any dress shirt. Just one authentic Kente … More Kwasi Asare’s New Authentic Kente Cloth Bow Ties are Now Available!!!!!!!!

Kwasi Asare’s new Kente Fashion Accessories and Kente Cloth Home Tutorial

May 24, 2021

Hello Beloved Friends – We hope you are having a wonderful spring and we wish you the best during this upcoming Memorial Day weekend! We are currently revising our mailing list as we prepare to release a new line of Kent cloth fashion accessories. Kwasi has also been developing a wonderful online video tutorial class … More Kwasi Asare’s new Kente Fashion Accessories and Kente Cloth Home Tutorial

Kente Cloth and the Modern Politics of George Floyd and Black Lives Matter

June 18, 2020

The Memorial Day public execution of George Floyd triggered an avalanche of worldwide emotion, protest action and outrage that have led to local, state and national debates and legislative changes as well as a plethora of corporate and institutional policy discussions and transformations. In the midst of this historic moment, House Democratic Party leaders dawned … More Kente Cloth and the Modern Politics of George Floyd and Black Lives Matter

Kente Cloth Workshops at the Adrinka Studio, Mount Rainier, Maryland

August 22, 2019

Hello Friends – We just want to remind everyone that Kwasi is holding a series of workshops at the Adrinka Studio in Mount Rainer, Maryland at the end of August, including both this weekend  (Saturday and Sunday August 24th and 25th) and Labor Day weekend (Saturday and Sunday August 31st and September 1st). Kwasi Asare’s Kente … More Kente Cloth Workshops at the Adrinka Studio, Mount Rainier, Maryland

A Kente weaving workshop at the Adrinka Studio

August 12, 2019

Kwasi Asare’s next Kente weaving workshop will be at the Adrinka Studio at 3804 34th Street in Mount Rainier, Maryland. We’ll be doing a series of workshops on two weekends at the end of August: Saturday and Sunday August 24th and 25th, as well as Labor Day weekend, Saturday August 31st and Sunday, September 1st. … More A Kente weaving workshop at the Adrinka Studio

A Kente bookmark: simple medicine for the soul

August 8, 2019

  If you are looking for something to help you feel more grounded in this crazy, wild, imbalanced world, a Kente cloth bookmark can be wonderful blessing of pure Zen simplicity, a symbolic reminder of the immense joy and emotional nourishment that comes from reading. Instead of constantly immersing ourselves in the never-ending drone of … More A Kente bookmark: simple medicine for the soul

A Kente cloth workshop for Daughters of the American Revolution

July 23, 2019

Daughters of the American Revolution put on a number of special events throughout the year. Through the Daughters of the American Revolution Museum, Kwasi Asare will be conducting a special demonstration and workshop on Kente cloth and its history, culture and weaving production – on Saturday, August 3rd, from 10 am to 3 pm. This … More A Kente cloth workshop for Daughters of the American Revolution

Naomi Campbell on the profitability and marketing African fashion and fabrics

June 13, 2019

Recently, when Naomi Campbell was at a fashion show in Durban, South Africa, she touched upon an important subject in art, culture and fashion that probably isn’t talked about enough. The typical historical pattern for Africa – and other indigenous nations and cultures around the world – is for Europeans and the Western world to … More Naomi Campbell on the profitability and marketing African fashion and fabrics