How the Baoule / Akan People make bronze jewelry in Ivory Coast / African jewelry making process

[@TravelingOnStardust]

This is fascinating! I’m learning so much! Thank you for taking us behind the scenes.

[@KanyaKali]

It's an absolute pleasure!

[@amenanaka6640]

It's Nice you keep your traditions .❤❤❤❤

[@pharcelle1]

Watching your presentation was moving and inspirational may you long continue..

[@nguessangillesfidele8346]

Thank you for your work as well. This is my village, and funny enough this my Uncle!!! Awesome Job!!! I have to brainstorm how to industrialize their methods to make the process more efficient while keeping its originality. Thanks again!!!

[@armelkoffi4612]

Sa ses a mon village maternelle ❤❤❤

[@khazimlaazania9798]

I've been watching your videos this morning.... Wow I just loved learning about Ivory Coast and would definitely like to visit Ivory Coast soon. Thanks Kanya❤️😁

[@KanyaKali]

Oh thanks Papama. I really appreciate the feedback.

[@mawuliahiable6178]

Beautiful video love from ghana

[@KanyaKali]

Thank you so much Mawuli. Appreciate it.

[@pendrippingtravelbykoketso]

Interesting. Have a Senegalese acquaintance here in Japan and what does he know about South Africa? Lucky Dude and Brenda Fassie. Well Mandela too. But uhmmm interesting. Great content. Much needed content.

[@benjaminnanaadjekum9092]

As a Ghanaian Ashanti man, I'll like to hear more from the Bauole people We need more videos from the typical Bauole language❤🎉

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

They speak twi I spoke to a few of them

[@benjaminnanaadjekum9092]

@@Kingoftheimmigrants4646 I hear, I'll visit them one day 🌷🥂

[@MelissaBlakeKnottedLocs]

I'm learning so much with you Kanya. Bravo. I love your passion.

[@lindelwagxiva1489]

Nice wow 👌 👏 😍 👍

[@KanyaKali]

Thanks Ntombi Lindrish

[@prossyyav7609]

Hey her bit of French. Ntombi is getting there. Congratulations fier de toi 😀😊😇

[@KanyaKali]

Hahaha I'm getting there. One day is one day

[@kassiignace8828]

You are from south africa waoo❤❤

[@KanyaKali]

Yeboooo

[@arjundasbapu]

I was export artificial jewellery in abidjan before 1 week. I will give proof . Can u need any import product ?

[@kassiignace8828]

Hello darling happy new year to you !do you live in ivory coast please?

[@KanyaKali]

Ivory Coast has been good! Learning a lot.

[@khanyi1927]

Thank you so much for this video. It’s so interesting 😊. It would be useful if you would voice over an explanation of what is happening (the same one you write as an indirect translation). The way this video is now it assumes that people can quickly read English or they understand the local language. For people like me who don’t understand the language and would prefer to look at the actual products instead of reading the bottom of the screen, it takes away from the joy of the viewing experience.

[@KanyaKali]

Hey Sis. Thanks for watching my videos, I appreciate it. The gentleman explaining is not speaking Baoule (local language), he's speaking French. I normally have French subtitles on my videos, so when someone is speaking French I try to explain it in English. Unfortunately this means whatever I do, either the voice or the subtitles must be in English or French. I'm open to suggestions in doing it a better way. Thanks

[@xolelwakali4556]

Sana, the jewelry looks beautiful but so heavy

[@KanyaKali]

Surprisingly it's not heavy at all hey...

[@anitakali1]

I have a feeling our traditional churches aren’t too different. Le Cawe that is blue and white looks like St Johns

[@KanyaKali]

Oh kanene yazi I forgot about the ones we have. I wish I could have seen how the service is but I couldn't stay much longer.