Kente is a traditional Ghanaian textile made of silk and cotton, characterized by its vibrant colors and intricate patterns. Originally worn by royalty, kente cloth is now a symbol of African heritage and pride, used in various ceremonies and celebrations. Each color and pattern in kente has specific meanings, often reflecting social status, history, and cultural values. #kente #panafrican #afrobokalisationchallenge #kente #explore #explorepage #edit | I Love Africa

The vibrant patterns of kente cloth and the intricate designs of cornrows and braids took center stage at Tapp Middle School's Black History Month event, educating everyone in attendance about the cultural significance of these styles. | Cobb County Schools