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Art In Nature Ghana’s water bodies support millions of lives, yet they face so much environmental pressure. Protecting ...
03/31/2026

Art In Nature

Ghana’s water bodies support millions of lives, yet they face so much environmental pressure. Protecting them means protecting us 🌊

Muse .appeah
Photography 📸: .r ft.
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Nails 💅🏾:

03/04/2026

Meet A Young, Gifted, Talented Ghanaian Female Artist With Passion and Purpose Who Paints Her Dreams In Arts That Speaks To The World.
Rooted in Tamale, Ghana 🇬🇭 With Creativity In Her Hands, Muksina Paints Are Shaping Ghanaian Culture Through Arts.


The Beauty of Ghana Fashion A legacy woven into the future From the royal looms of Kenteto the bold rhythm of Fugu our f...
02/28/2026

The Beauty of Ghana Fashion

A legacy woven into the future
From the royal looms of Kente
to the bold rhythm of Fugu
our fabrics do not whisper —
they speak.

They speak of kingdoms and of mothers who stitched dreams into seams,
of fathers who wore dignity like armor,
of a people who turned color into confidence.

In the quiet strength of Fugu,
in the artistic pulse of Batik,
we find more than style —
we find identity.

We design not to impress the world,
but to express who we are.

Ghana fashion is not trend
It is heritage tailored for tomorrow.
It is culture cut into silhouettes of power.
It is tradition reborn on global runways.

We honor the hands that weave.
We celebrate the minds that create.
We empower the bodies that wear.

Because every stitch is a statement.
Every pattern is a proverb.
Every collection is a conversation between past and future.

We are bold.
We are rooted.
We are evolving.

We do not imitate.
We interpret.
We do not follow culture.
We are culture.

This is not just fashion.
This is Ghana —
woven, worn, and witnessed by the world.

It's Fugu, also known as Batakari, is one of Ghana’s most iconic traditional wears, originating from the northern re...
02/06/2026

It's

Fugu, also known as Batakari, is one of Ghana’s most iconic traditional wears, originating from the northern regions of the country, particularly among the Mole-Dagbani ethnic groups. Historically, Fugu was handwoven using thick strips of locally spun cotton, sewn together to form a loose, flowing garment designed to suit the northern climate and lifestyle. In ancient times, it was often worn by chiefs, warriors, and respected community leaders, symbolizing strength, authority, and cultural pride.

Beyond its rich history, Fugu remains a powerful representation of Ghanaian identity, craftsmanship, and heritage. Today, it is proudly worn during festivals, ceremonies, cultural events, and even modern fashion showcases, blending tradition with contemporary style. The artistry behind each Fugu reflects generations of skill, storytelling, and community values passed down through time.

Fugu is not just clothing ... it is history, status, culture, and national pride woven into fabric.

Dear Zambians,The outfit worn by our President is not a BLOUSE. It is a Ghanaian traditional attire known as FUGU, also ...
02/05/2026

Dear Zambians,
The outfit worn by our President is not a BLOUSE. It is a Ghanaian traditional attire known as FUGU, also called Batakari. Our President is intentionally promoting the local garment industry both within and beyond our borders, unlike your President, whose suit is not African. It is unfortunate that many of you , despite having access to smartphones and the internet, still choose to remain ignorant.
It’s time for us to emancipate ourselves from Mental Slavery..

Cc

Back In The Days In Ghana 🇬🇭 A Trip Down Memory Lane Before Social Media.
01/23/2026

Back In The Days In Ghana 🇬🇭
A Trip Down Memory Lane Before Social Media.

LET THY COLOUR SPEAKEnvision yourself immersed in the vibrant rhythms of West African culture, where the warmth of its p...
01/12/2026

LET THY COLOUR SPEAK
Envision yourself immersed in the vibrant rhythms of West African culture, where the warmth of its people is as rich as the heritage that surrounds you. In this edition of Sublime in Pictures, we explore the evocative work of Ghanaian photographer Daniel Nana Kwame Sekyi Attah. Find out more https://sublimemagazine.com/let-thy-colour-speak/ Photographer:
2nd Photo: papaninighstudio
Assist: Kugblenu Alfred
Model:
Agency:
Model: .mhe
2nd Muse: Salem Kelvin
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Jewelry:
Wardrobe:
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“NSUO YE NKWA” 🌊 “WATER IS LIFE“This’s a reversible jacket that draws inspiration from the sea and the life it sustains....
12/26/2025

“NSUO YE NKWA” 🌊 “WATER IS LIFE“
This’s a reversible jacket that draws inspiration from the sea and the life it sustains. This design highlights the impact of clothing waste polluting our water and marine lives.

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Re-Introducing SIKA- Meaning “money.” A necklace accessory designed to embody value beyond gold by POQUAA GH redefines f...
12/21/2025

Re-Introducing SIKA- Meaning “money.” A necklace accessory designed to embody value beyond gold by

POQUAA GH redefines fashion by blending expert craftsmanship,culture, and a commitment to ethical impact.

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