KENTE WEAVING || NOT JUST A CLOTH IT IS OUR HERITAGE 🇬🇭
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- čas přidán 22. 11. 2020
- In this video we traveled to a small village near Kumasi city to discover the rich history about kente weaving in Ghana.
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KENTE WEAVING I NOT JUST A CLOTH IT IS OUR HERITAGE 🇬🇭
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I’m a Nigerian but I love how African traditions are so rich
Your observation is well received and we all have beautiful aspects of our cultures to display with pride
Nigeria is in west Africa so you should naturally love your African traditions
The tour guard shold be given an Award! He is soooo good and so eloquent...
Hehe lived in Ghana for 19 years didn’t know this, now I learn this on CZcams while in the US.
The irony! 😀
You give us more than you realize! Thank you so much for sharing the beauty of Ghana with us.
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im Ghanaian and i didn't even know this much history about kente
Acheampong family your daughter is very smart and brilliant. shes a fast learner.
she's picked up the local accent.
Very brilliant girl. Go Sophie, go girl 💃💃💯❤
When the man said no Kente design for Trump, I knew he was for real! Al kidding aside, these are lifelong memories for these children. The people who invented these machines were incredible geniuses!
I’m so proud to be a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 ❤️
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The guard is so eloquent wow. I'm impressed
A lot of work goes into weaving Kente, no wonder it's so expensive!
This was very insightful! Didn’t know the kente designs were messages
Yes.. . Message through colours. Some fabric is only for Royalty.
Will get u the second one. 😀
I'm loving the Kumasi edition... very educational
Chinese have entered the chat and are frantically taking notes 👀🙆🏾♀️🤣🤦🏾♀️
LOL
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They stole it longtime!
Hahaha!
Chinese doing duplicates lol not original
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Thanks for sharing this with us. Very interesting. The more I learn about Africa, the prouder I become of my african heritage.
Same here
Africa is rich in culture 🌀Glad to see you guys rediscover your amazing roots 🙌🌍 Wakanda
Wow this was so amazing learning about the Kente clothing and the culture behind it. Like wow! I'm from Kenya 😊
I enjoyed this session of Kente history tour. These men work extremely hard to achieve probably little, much respect 👌🤔💖❤️🙏
Great insight into the Kente industry. Ghana is always a lovely place to be with such lovely history
When the bible talk about the coat of many colors it was not referring to the western jacket this is the actual fabric they used.
African craftmanship at its FINEST no duplicate world wide Welldone Ghana ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾😊😊😊🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Fascinating, interesting and exciting ✌🇬🇭✌. I love everything about the process and the beauty of kente cloth as well as the people. Thanks for sharing
This video should hit a million. Very brilliant narrator. #theAcheampongsfamily thank. Very educative
Most welcome 🙏🏽
its really good that Sophie is learning all these. it's really going to help her and set her apart from her peers
So much history in one video.
How are you able to land on good narrators of our heritage? You guys are too lucky. I am so jealous, you guys enjoying my Ghana while I am leaving in Sweden.
Come home then
@@stephenadamtey7517 I am schooling. After that I will consider.
Ok you always welcome
Acheampong Family thanks for the right history of Ghana and the African heritage.The guide Eric is very knowledgeable pls go back and give him a a tangible offering for us on the vlog.Things are a bit right right now so I can't give but I hope to do so one day.Thanks for this informative vlog.
I am so grateful & appreciative of Kevin to bring us the gift of knowledge and culture Kevin is a righteous man
Acheapong family need more subscribers, they are a wonderful family and are our people, their subs should be highbup there comon peopke lets keep promoting them, see evenbtheur children are happy in their homeland. X for showing us this is so interesting. I am going to buy my kente after watchingbthis vlogg. X you
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I learned so much from watching this video! It was interesting from start to finish! Now I want my own kente cloth!
About calculations now this the main reason why Mathematics found his birth in Mother Africa imagine those colours bringing them together Kevin Anna Sophie Jane Micah ik ben trots op jullie
I love the rooster in the background. The sound brings you home.
someone was finna steal the eggs. they just let it known they weren't having it.
Sophie Ann just like to be educated and that is a good manner towards her future and her friend as well.
I thank the Acheampong family for visiting and taking their children with them to learn more about Kente clothes and it importance in Ghana culture. By the way, the tour director is very intelligent, knows the culture, the importance of Kente clothes and the culture. He speaks clearly, and explains the culture, love for Kente clothes, being proud of Kente, cultural beliefs behind Kente Clothes, and respect for Kente Clothes. Additionally, I am happy and proud that Ghana doesn't name any Kente for Trump.
I loved the visual and the translation of different colours in the form of communication, and I loved the fact that there was no place for Donald Trump in that history...It is hilarious when he said am sorry nothing for Donald hahahahahaha
I love it when Anna said show me the cloth that means I love you 🤣
Hello from Florida, I'm coming to Ghana next week and I can't wait to visit this place. Thank you so much for sharing
Tell them we send you 😁
Would love to take you around Ghana 🇬🇭♥️
Please do. We are so rich and beautiful. They took so much away ftom us, but our children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren will restore the dignity of a black person.
Wow I learned something I didn't know those kente has so much meaning thanks family for the educational video
Hi the Acheampong Family, l am one of your subscribers a ghanaian in France.. thanks so much for this educative video..that is my hometown..God bless you.
Your welcome ❤️
Am so proud of you Achampongs by keeping your roots and realities healthy and alive 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
This was an invaluable gift to yourselves, your daughter and the world 😍
I thought that kente will be more expensive than 1300 Gh
It looks like a lot of difficult work to make a cloth.
Peace and love Fam. I really love and admire how you are involving your children into history, the culture and the way of life of our ancestors. Much love keep up the good works and thanks for the insight and education about kente. Mhotep
Thank you so much , you both look good in the kente cloth , Ashanti King & Queen Oooo. Blessing to you all .
you guys can visit the Ghana Armed forces meseum in Kumasi.... it used to be the Kumasi fort I think.. there is some history there too... if my memory serves me right, Nana Yaa Asantewaa was held in one of the cells there shortly before she was moved to Elmina and eventually exiled to the Seychelles Island ... there was a gun there that belonged to either Yaa Asantewaa or Kwame Nkrumah.. I am not so sure... went there when i was really young.. I have forgotten everything ...lol
Excellent. I am speechless 😶 I generally have a lot to say. This was excellent. I had or have so many questions to ask, but cannot think of them right now. Brilliant! Educational indeed, such rich culture. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿. Thank You 🙏🏿 for this. Why was Micah not with you? Greetings 🖖. There is a children’s book called Kente for a King, by Angela Christian, and the story is retold by Kathryn Knowles. Check it out with Micah. It’s also on CZcams’s Africalenisi. Nice 👍🏿 video.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 A treat of a video. Kente cloth is all about the culture and the talent to make it is astounding. Kumasi is a treasure. Please explore and show More of the cultural heritage of Ghana in Kumasi. The vibe there is great.
Sending love all the way from Canada 🇨🇦
This is what we need in our educational system
This is the Real Authentic one not the fake one from .... you know where 😉
Wooow Wooow am proud of my country 👏 ❤
see how im learning, wow nic history behind the kente cloth.
An amazing journey into how the traditional kente cloth is made, together with an equally fascinating history and symbolism of what this cloth stands for.
It looks like very hard work that requires both skill, dexterity and above all concentration to make this very beautiful type of colorful cloth. Thanks for sharing once again!
I think you people should stay in kumasi to learn more history,🤩. Accra is only enjoyment 🤣
This is history at first hand
Wow wow beautiful and Africa 🌍 is rich in culture ✊✊🌍🖤🇬🇲
I’m so proud to be a Ghanaian 🇬🇭🇬🇭💞💞
This whole video is so beautiful and interesting. Not from Ghana but adore Africa to the core.
Love the video. Also learn a lot about Kente cloth. It is so beautiful and every African descent person should know their heritage. Stay safe family and enjoy your time in Ghana. Blessings
The tour guide so good and very loaded of Ghana and Akan history I love him
The Acheampongs how are you doing?
Look am going to tell you that my Joromi is the best.
I don’t mind wearing Kente but our Joromi is my favourite.
I used to wonder why the fabrics would be sold in 6 yards cut, most times.... very Educative report. Thank you
I grew up admiring the weaver.The mathematic behind,the planning the layout the tools for weaving all comes from african ingenuity.And we have these much more before the west.
The man is very elaborate. He knows what he's doing indeed. Sincere gratitude for the rich information. Zambia 🇿🇲
I proper appreciate these videos. Thank you.
Well when we say Ghana is a great nation that God himself decided to create ,,you cant just dispute that(GHANA=God has a nation at heart),,to be a ghanaian is something precious more than anything you can ever get
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I love how he explains kente and the mssge that each design gives.Awesome
God blessed Africa oo but
Very nice video but the history of Kente that the tour guide gave is a bit inaccurate. Kente history without the mention of Bonwire is incomplete. I come from Bonwire and my mum is the queen mother and my cousin is the king.
Even though Kente is originally from Bonwire - not so far from where you went, I think the narrator is really good.
Mr & mrs Acheampong thanks for posting this video it enlightening a lot of Africans
ONE LOVE 💕 ❤️❤️❤️
Basically your channel is now the best when it comes to content creation in Ghana..... family based and culture
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Thanks for sharing!!!!👍👍👍👍🖐🖐
Greetings from Trinidad and Tobago. I'm planning my trip to Ghana because of you and Vanessa Kanbi
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Thank you so much for sharing this wonderfully informative video.🥰 your wedding attire will be spectacular!💕
Am a Ghanaians but I didn't know the history of kente and I loved today's video.
Greetings King and Queen Acheampong, thanks for interviewing this fine gentlemen expounding on our rich story of Kente cloth as well as your editing, it's appreciated. Thanks for sharing..
I will visit ,this guys explains everything everything to the tea I love it..
Hi guys!! Goodness, everything is absolutely beautiful beautiful beautiful, the colors and designs are amazing. And to have some the clothes made from silk??!! Wooow!!! I have to get back there, been too long for me. Very nice guys. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!!
Also, do they have a website I can pay money to? I would love to pay them for the teaching they just gave us through your channel
That is so sweet. Their website is in the description box. Plz ask for Eric when contacting them
@@AnnaAcheampong thank you
That would be nice hope u also give Archipeongs something for what they are doing.
I have learned a lot today I'm from Kumasi but, I have never had the opportunity to go and learn what I have learn today Thank U Guys. Keep the Good work.
Why all this viewers not giving them tumps up. They deserve it guys let it flow...
Nice cultural history
Awe! We received our naming ceremony there. They dressed us and I thought we were just going to take a quick group pic UNTIL I heard the drums. I was thinking "Are those drums for us?" A small voice said "Yes they are Akua"💜
wow Acheampong family your are too fantastic. you really mean business. congratulations
Awww so cuteeeee Hi guys blessed week ahead to ur family..Sending love from the Caribbean Island..
My next visit to Kumasi. Thank you for making this video.
Both are coming from another country with an African background/ancestors,I have seen other like yourselves but not as humbling as you all... Blessings to you and family...My ppl, One Love.Keep it up.
God bless you ☺☺☺
Thank you Acheampong family! Wow! It's amazing what work goes into making those designs .
Very educative, tnx for sharing.The man explaining is very passionate and very knowledgeable
The education your children are getting is unbelievable. They are going to be soooo rich in mind. Its wonderful. Ik will jullie ooit ontmoeten. Echt waar
Another brilliant episode. Love love your channel. Kevin, time to get this lady down the aisle 😉. Now that would make an amazing episode!
Family, I love you all !❤❤❤ Keep it up!✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Kente Clothes is Scread.
I'm very happy about this beautiful family in Ghana 🇬🇭 teaching their children about African Ghana culture and showing the world 🌎 culture ❤
I Love you guys, thank you for highlighting so many things about our rich history. Continue to do more and more. The guard on this tour is so knowledgeable and humble we give thanks to him for being so informative Xxxxx may god continue to bless him.
I like your daughters enthusiasm
My darn! Learn something new everyday. Amazing. I've owned pieces of Kente and never knew the history. Or that mainly Men create them.
Thank you all for this! 😄 Beautiful!