Colors play a significant role in African textiles, with each hue representing different emotions or statuses. Gold in Kente signifies wealth and royalty, while blue represents peace and harmony. These thoughtful choices make every piece a meaningful representation of its wearer’s values.
African textiles are integral to important life events such as weddings, funerals, and naming ceremonies. They serve as symbols of respect, unity, and continuity. For example, Bogolan cloth is often used in rites of passage, connecting wearers to their cultural roots.