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- Barou with Gabriel’s dad, in Adinkra.
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- Hotel cottages at Volta Lake, GHANA.
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- BTSA group at port of Jamestown with Mark.
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- Jeff, master kente weaver with warp threads.
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- Hand-woven kente on wall, by Bob Dennis Ahiagble.
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- Banana vendor.
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- Ewe Kente master weaver, the late Bobbo Ahiagble.
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- Bobbo’s bobbins showing the multi-colored plied threads he favored.
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- Asante kente strips with typical patterns.
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- Strip loom heddles made of nylon cord, displayed for sale in market.
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- Wooden and bamboo shuttles and bobbins for strip looms, in the market.
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- Hand-woven kente strips for sale in a village in eastern Volta region.
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- Kente strip loom, showing the foot pedals and heddles.
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- Lynda buys a kente shirt/blouse–called a fugu.
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- Selling weaving threads and heddles.
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- Fishing boat harbor.
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- Elmina hotel bungalows. GHANA
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- Beach below Elmina fort. GHANA
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- Powdered glass beads made by Cedi.
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- Cedi, master bead artist, making holes in molten glass beads, with a metal awl-like tool.
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- Glass bead kiln with bead molds heating.
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- Bead maker and mud molds with kiln in background.
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- We make our own glass beads at Cedi’s place.
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- Erica, Denise and Hanouvi polishing their glass beads.
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- Bead vendor; Krobo Odumase market.
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- Hnad-carved gourd stamps used for Adinkra.GHANA
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- Shirley stamping adinkra patterns onto her fabric.
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- Spreading out adinkra to dry.
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- Jean prints Adinkra motifs.
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- Stamping wax on white cotton in batik workshop.
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- Denise and her waxed batik cloth, ready for second dye bath.
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- Girl selling fish takes a break.
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- Barou with Augustine, principal at the Primary School where we donate school supplies.
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- At recess, classes come to greet us.
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- Fabric section of Kumasi market.
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- Roller printed cottons–wow colors!
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- Cynthia on the Kakum Park canopy walkway.
