During John Dramani Mahama’s recent swearing-in ceremony, the vibrant array of kente outfits highlighted the rich cultural heritage of Ghana. Kente, a traditional handwoven fabric known for its colorful hues and intricate designs, symbolizes prestige and unity in Ghanaian society.
Each unique design worn by attendees conveyed different meanings, reflecting concepts like NOWAHALAZONE, honor, and resilience. Dignitaries and guests showcased modern interpretations of kente, merging traditional artisanship with contemporary style.
Here are five exceptional kente looks from the event:
1. Vice President Professor Jane Nana Agyemang
Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang looked stunning in a vibrant red blouse adorned with intricate floral embroidery, conveying elegance and grace.
