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In Ghana, types of cloth and the design of textiles are about more than just fashion. Woven Kente cloth is a great status symbol, marking wealth and, in the past, office - something to be worn on impo... more
FAQs about Textiles in Ghana - for iPod/iPhone:How many episodes does Textiles in Ghana - for iPod/iPhone have?The podcast currently has 30 episodes available.
September 04, 2008Transcript -- Ghana: Kumasi MarketJohn Picton goes to the market in Kumasi to look at factory printed cloth to see how it is still influenced by traditional designs. He also looks at the history of the modern printed cloths and how manufacturers try to keep pace with changing societies...more0minPlay
September 04, 2008Ghana: Kumasi MarketJohn Picton goes to the market in Kumasi to look at factory printed cloth to see how it is still influenced by traditional designs. He also looks at the history of the modern printed cloths and how manufacturers try to keep pace with changing societies...more11minPlay
September 04, 2008Transcript -- Ghana: The past and present AdinkraAn overview of the importance of the traditional printing and weaving methods to the local people and how they incorporate new designs into their work...more0minPlay
September 04, 2008Ghana: The past and present AdinkraAn overview of the importance of the traditional printing and weaving methods to the local people and how they incorporate new designs into their work...more2minPlay
September 04, 2008Transcript -- Ghana: Adinkra WorkersThe importance of symbols in the tradition of Adinkra and how new symbols are being added to the repertoire...more0minPlay
September 04, 2008Ghana: Adinkra WorkersThe importance of symbols in the tradition of Adinkra and how new symbols are being added to the repertoire...more7minPlay
September 04, 2008Transcript -- Ghana: Introduction to AdinkraThe tradition of Adinkra. The making of a printed cloth, mainly used for funerals, following the process of dying and painting the fabric...more0minPlay
September 04, 2008Ghana: Introduction to AdinkraThe tradition of Adinkra. The making of a printed cloth, mainly used for funerals, following the process of dying and painting the fabric...more4minPlay
FAQs about Textiles in Ghana - for iPod/iPhone:How many episodes does Textiles in Ghana - for iPod/iPhone have?The podcast currently has 30 episodes available.