In Ewe Kente weaving, the patterns are numerous, and each holds meaning. This particular Kente (the upholstery cloth) is “Mokowa”. In the Ewe language, it translates as “hot pepper” and represents the adage that a successful marriage is full of hot pepper, and one needs to endure it.

31″ W x 27″ D x 26″ H

17"

Ewe Kente cloth, burned wood, steel

$4,100 (steel)
$4,470 (bronze)