Fashioned for Fashion, the Dynamic Culture of Bamboo in Ghana

Steiner Rudolf, I.K. Agyei, Kwame Kyere

Abstract


This piece of writing on fashioned for fashion, the dynamic culture of bamboo in Ghana, attempts to examine the nature of bamboo as material for fashion accessories. It also attempts to expose a comprehensive impression bamboo have created in Ghana, at the same time describing meticulously selected fashion accessories that have been made out of bamboo in Ghana. The writers explained that bamboo is a lively material which can be used as complementary material in a self-motivated and adoptable process in product development, which has a social heritage component as well as a sacred aspect. Some of the conclusions drawn are that bamboo art is a constituent of our incorporated systems and tradition, and has undergone remarkable transformation.

Keywords: Bamboo, culture, fashion preservation, biodegradation, tradition.


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