African Inspired Prints

Namib DesertAfrica is such a beautiful and diverse country teeming with amazing wildlife, rivers, mountains and deserts. The cultural history of the continent and its people dates back to the cradle of civilization. Fabric in Africa has a millennial story behind it. It truly is sacred to the culture. Philosophy, ethics, morals and history are all conveyed through each thread. Not only are the patterns valued as a means to communicate a message but also the colors that are chosen are significant.

If you are looking for fabric that carries a deep sentiment and cultural history, please check out our latest African Fabrics. Here are just a few examples of the African inspired prints we have for your next project.

Denkyem & the Ashanti Stool FabricThe Denkyem and the Ashanti Stool print is steeped in the culture of West Africa. Denkyem is an African Andikra symbol that represents a crocodile. It is said to represent the qualities of adaptability. Also depicted on this print is the Ashanti Stool of the people of Ghana. The Ashanti Stool is a sacred symbol that also denotes nationhood and is a symbol of unity for the tribe. The brilliant blue backdrop and gold metallic makes these ancient African symbols pop!

Multi Kente African FabricOur Multi Kente novelty cotton with its traditional design is inspired by the most widely recognized Ghanaian textile. Every color and pattern has its own meaning which makes this fabric truly unique. It is perfect for ceremonial and festive occasions. Use this fabric in your home to add a touch of culture.

Omnipotence African FabricOmnipotence features an Adinkra symbol, Gye Nyame, which represents the ‘omnipotence of God’. This print would make a beautiful spring skirt. It would also be great for home decor or as an addition to a quilt project. Pick up a few yards to add to your stash. You are sure to be inspired by the beauty of this print.

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