Fiazikpui (Chief's Stool) and Nuduba ( Eating Bowl) Woven Kente Strip

Experience the boldness of Fiazikpui and Nuduba, handwoven in Ghana by Sampson. This Kente strip represents the sacred symbols of the chief's stool and two plates combined, inspiring courage and adventure in your home. Made with traditional techniques, it is a unique addition to any space.

These handwoven strips each tell a story of Ghanaian culture.  Whether you purchase one because of the beautiful workmanship or because of it's meaning, there are many uses for it.  Kente strips may be worn as a scarf or stole, or displayed as a table runner to chair accent. Each strip is approximately 65.5" by 5.25".