Khurdan: Dupsie's 1pc Kente African Print Graduation Stole,...

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Size: 70 inches long by 5.5 inches wide
Made in Africa: From the fabric to the craftsmanship, every step of the production of this Sash/Stole is proudly African made. By choosing our Kente prints, you contribute to the support of artisan communities in Nigeria. Your purchase helps sustain traditional techniques and provides livelihoods for skilled craftsmen.
Premium Quality Cotton: Made from 100% high-quality cotton, the fabric is supple, breathable, and cushy, ensuring a luxurious feel against the skin. Authentic African Attire: Experience the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria with our authentic African Clothing, handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Vibrant and Rich Colors: The Kente print boasts vibrant and rich colors, showcasing the meticulous dyeing process that enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of the fabric.
Vibrant and distinctive Patterns: Immerse yourself in a burst of colors and intricate patterns that tell a story of tradition and symbolism. Each piece is a work of art, showcasing the beauty and creativity of Nigerian craftsmanship
Versatile Usage: From traditional ceremonies to new-age fashion statements, our Kente prints offer versatility in use. Whether it's a special occasion or everyday wear, these fabrics add a touch of cultural elegance. These can be used by the choir, the Pastor, Ushers, or the church congregation. A magnificent piece to celebrate Black History Month