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Preservation of African Traditions,
By Sarah L. Gibson (Greensboro, NC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Master Weaver from Ghana (Hardcover)
This book describes the daily life of a family of weavers of Kente cloth in Ghana. Every page has color photos of African homes, markets, people, and cloth patterns. Ideal for children who enjoy colorful pictures of other countries and for adults wishing to learn more about the art of Kente strip weaving. Includes lists of resources (books and websites)for both kids and adults. I particularly like this book because it shows how indigenous peoples can enter the modern world without sacrificing their cultural traditions.
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Master Weaver from Ghana,
By Norman Paquette (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Master Weaver from Ghana (Hardcover)
Master Weaver from Ghana is great for the entire family to read together. There are so many wonderful photographs in this book. It is definately one of my family's favorites!!!...
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A book that is really nice to have!,
By Dirk Peters (Steinhagen Germany) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Master Weaver from Ghana (Hardcover)
With this book you can understand how much tradition is keept up by the poeple who make these beautiful cloths. Excelent picutes demonstrate in a unique way how the cloth is made from the beginning to the end. A good investment if you like to learn about African clothing and weaving tradition! I just wish it had a few more pages. Don't hesitate longer! It's worth it!
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Master Weaver from Ghana by Gilbert Bobbo Ahiagble (Hardcover - October 1, 1998)
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