Kente Cloth

Kente (Akan: nwentoma; Ewe: kete) refers to a Ghanaian textile, made of handwoven cloth, strips of silk, and cotton. … Due to the popularity of Kente cloth patterns, Kente print, which is a mass-produced version, is popular throughout the West.

Where Kente is made?

Kente cloth comes from a textile practice that originated in Ghana centuries ago. The fabric has come to symbolize cultural affiliations from West Africa across the diaspora, but legend has it that a spider spinning a complex web inspired the earliest kente techniques and designs

Where Kente is made?

Kente cloth is hand weaved in Ghana and made only in Ghana. Kente print however is an imitation of the cloth using the pattern styles copied onto a computer to a printing machine then copy to a cotton material making it kente print in other parts of the world.

Why the need for a factory?

As Kente cloth is weaved by locals in the Ashanti region mostly and other regions in Ghana, many villagers that make up the regions weaved the cloth in their homes and out in the open streets. High-producing companies have shops with an average of 5-10 weavers. Mass production would allow quicker deliveries and shipments worldwide, and better affordability creating a monopoly on the industry.

What’s needed for this goal to succeed.?

Willing investors through the purchase of shares in the company, donations, and informing your fellow man by word of mouth.

How do i invest and is it a guarantee I’ll make a profit?

While investment is truly a guarantee, we do guarantee a full refund for all monies invested upon request through our Wefunder crowdfunding raising account.