In the quiet village of Bonwire, tradition lives in threads. Known as the birthplace of Kente cloth, Bonwire is where the famous handwoven fabric originated and still thrives as a symbol of Ghanaian pride and identity.
Visitors can watch artisans at work on traditional looms, transforming vibrant silk and cotton threads into patterns that carry deep meanings, each symbolizing a proverb, a status, or a piece of history. The rhythmic sound of the loom and the expert coordination of hands and feet reflect centuries of refined craftsmanship.
This is more than just a textile tour. At Bonwire, you’ll have the chance to try weaving, explore local shops for authentic Kente, and hear stories passed down from master weavers about the origins and evolution of this orld-renowned cloth.
