Ashanti people
Definition
The Ashanti people are an ethnic group from Ghana, known for their rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions. They have a long history of creating intricate gold jewelry, colorful textiles, and unique sculptures.
Related terms
Kente cloth: A type of textile made by the Ashanti people using brightly colored strips of fabric woven together in intricate patterns.
Adinkra symbols: Traditional symbols used by the Ashanti people to represent concepts or proverbs. These symbols are often found on clothing or pottery.
Golden Stool: A sacred symbol of the Ashanti kingdom that represents unity and power. It is believed to contain the spirit of all Ashanti ancestors.
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