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starrysharks · 27 days
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ghanaian miku
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folkfashion · 5 months
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Ashanti Akan man, Ghana, by Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher
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fuckyeahafricans · 11 months
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Ghana, @blachaz3
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beau-gar · 2 months
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SACKITEY TESA
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yearningforunity · 4 months
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1960s Ghana
Photographer: Marc Riboud
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papalouche · 2 months
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Eugenia, || 📍Ghana.
Lifestyle || Historian.
Louche-ism*
© 2020.
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akuawaist · 24 days
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Introducing Efya Gems | The Adinkra Collection 🇬🇭✨
18k Gold Tooth Gems embodying the traditional Adinkra symbols originating from Ghana.
Shot in Ghana, this photo series encapsulates the essence of the gems, which seamlessly blend the traditional with the modern. It reflects the ability of today’s youth to draw from what has been passed down through generations, reinventing it with their own unique twist.
Photography: @askboox
Creative direction: @lissakes @askboox
Talent: @krys_ken @isurboi_protein1
Hair: @ kisse.h
Styling: @playboy_holali @half_dbee_
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Garments made by ABC Textiles to promote batik (wax print) fabric. Company now owned by Akosombo Textiles Limited in Ghana.
c.1990
Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove
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fashionbooksmilano · 8 months
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Embroidered Textiles
Sheila Paine
Thames & Hudson, London 2010, 240 pages, 24x28cm, First paperback edition, ISBN978-0-500-28858-0
euro 40,00
email if you want to buy [email protected]
Traditional patterns from five continents with a worldwide guide to identification
The art of embroidery has been practised for thousands of years. In the West, traditions have been at the mercy of trade and fashion, but in much of the rest of the world, embroidery continues to be rooted in ancient beliefs and superstitions. This beautifully illustrated book examines in detail the fascinating symbolism of the motifs and patterns that give life to these spectacular textiles, from Ghanaian patchwork banners to Egyptian headshawls. Complete with a glossary, dictionary of stitches, further reading and information on where to access public collections as well as how to collect textiles of one's own, this is an unrivalled guide for anyone interested in textiles, costume or craft.
28/01/24
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itchangesallthetime · 6 months
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My fav photo of my mum (Ghana around 1998).
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allurahomeofbeauty · 8 months
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folkfashion · 2 years
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Anlo Ewe girls, Ghana, by Anne Barlinckoff
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GHANA MIKU ATTACK!!!
Made some ghanian miku designs!!!! Not done but like everyone's doing it and I got soooo excited to see it so I decided hey give it a shot. Not an artist bit happy :) might finish the other one
@stickwalk @venux777
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beau-gar · 6 months
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HAUSA
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adobeaadjei · 1 year
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Matriarch 🇬🇭
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papalouche · 2 months
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Eugenia, ||📍Ghana.
Lifestyle || Historian.
Louche-ism*
© 2020.
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