Made in Africa: Ethiopian weaver modernises ancient craft

[@marielaveau6362]

I hope his work gets world-wide recognition and his business grows. His work is exceptional.

[@bernardosa6690]

In West Africa,Guinea-Bissau we make like this "Pano de pente" originated from my ethnic group of Pepel Only this is a old tradition in Ghana by Ashanti ethnic group called "Kente" and it is for the importants peoples like Kings and Queen Africa is very rich

[@letlivewithmercy3132]

it’s beautiful thank you for sharing good job

[@gofar5185]

thank you cgtn africa... thank you ethiopia villagers... you still exist... the mulberry-silkworms still exist...

[@menassies3224]

Ryndin Bacwaden we don’t use silk worms man

[@jabbaryunus3609]

Yes. The speed of technology is unbeatable, but the love for originality is eternal, the future will still need this and even if it fades out, at some point, there will be a sharp upturn insha Allah. Good job sabah and cbtn africa

[@tsukuneboy]

It won't die. Like a horse, even if we use cars today, there are rich people who still love horse riding. It became a niche product. Now the problem is how an artisan can beat other artisans to become the only 1 percent that survived and hold the last niche market for rich people.

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Thanks a Bunch...

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We love China thank you for supporting us!

[@hopehope7889]

It’s rear to find hand made clothes and materials. I think the government should help them!!

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Thank you so much for this piece. Beautiful! If you want to know more, check out www.sabahar.com

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