Ntonso Adinkra Village

A pretty cool community with an awesome know how of adinkra symbols..and how to dye and print on fabrics.. a rich hub of cultural information!!

They sell African printed fabrics that are weaved. Their crafts are overwhelming and breathtaking.

A craft centre where local fabrics are made and sold.
There are also apprenticeship for young people who wish to take up the good old trade of fabric manufacturing.

Their services are good and most of the traders and craftsmen I interacted with were matured in their dealings with customs

The centre also need support for a bigger centre to accommodate up and coming craftsmen.

I am happy with the centre I hope you will also be on your next or Maiden visit 😊.

A good place to live for more creative works, including biogas as well.

Modest crafts center with beautiful cloths for sale. There’s also a production area where you can learn how they dye and weave. You can even stamp your own cloth to buy and take home with you. Great idea. Ask them to explain the process since there’s no labels or signage that explains.

Great place great African cloth

Very very interesting

This is a great place to visit and learn about the Adinkra symbols. In addition, they provide a hands-on experience which demonstrates how the ink is made and applied to fabric! It is a bit off the beaten path, but definitely worth the visit!!

I wish I took more money! I wanted to buy more handcrafted items.

The happiest home,a well peaceful place and entertain home as well

Awesome place to be and learn about tradition and how the adinkra designs came about, their combinations and their meaning. It's really a nice place to be when we talk about the kente tour.

I love Ntonso because that is where I live.

If you need Kankte papa pa only there you con get it

A "Village" of understanding the traditional symbols of communications

Ntonso Adinkra village is the greatest attraction where many local peoples of Ntonso busy themselves with weaving , joining and stamping under a shade of a big trees , looms with busy reeds and heedlers wind out the fabricneeded for decorations

It displays a lot of Ashanti culture. There is also beautiful Kente designs you would not see anywhere.

Loved the hands on interaction.

If you want the history of Adinkra this is the place. But I think they should maintain the center its a legacy not an edifice.

Nice villa well built with spacious environs

Varieties of Kente and other items are available for sale all the time. Visit the place and you shall never regret.