Fiazikpui (Ewe: Chief's Stool) Woven Kente Strip

This Fiazikpui (Ewe: Chief's Stool) Woven Kente Strip is rich in symbolism and heritage. It represents leadership and protection, making it a perfect addition to the refuge collection. This design was originally woven for Sitsofe, second son of Hool and Sampson, whose name means refuge, and serves as a reminder of faith and perseverance in the face of challenges. 

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".