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- Makes a great gift! Get one for a friend.
- Did you know that each handwoven kente stole can take a master weaver up to four hours to complete? Each stole is carefully handcrafted with love.
- Hassle-free returns with return shipping labels. All orders are protected with a tracking number and free shipping insurance. Orders valued at $200 or more include free Signature Confirmation™.
Shopping for someone else but not sure what to give them? Give them the gift of choice with a Sankofa Edition™ gift card.
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- Ground Advantage: 3 - 5 business days
- Priority Mail: 2 - 3 business days
- Priority Mail Express: 1 - 2 business days
Every Sankofa Edition kente stole is woven by hand on a traditional loom in Ghana, one at a time. A single kente stole can take a master weaver up to four hours, with the text woven directly into the fabric as the stole is created. Turn one over and you can see it — the weave runs through both sides.
Kente was once worn only by kings and queens, and the craft has passed down through generations of Ghanaian weavers. The artisans who make your kente stole are paid for that skill. Buying one keeps a loom running in Ghana and supports a Black-owned business here.
Order directly from us and you know what you’re getting: real handwoven Kente, made by the people who have always made it.
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Authentic Kente Cloth
Handwoven in Ghana by a master weaver. Vibrant colors and meticulous hand embroidery, with the weave visible from both sides.
Machine-made imitation
Mass-produced outside Africa without the involvement of traditional African artisans. Often features printed or machine-made patterns, less-vibrant colors, and inconsistent quality.
