Asante Cultural Symbols, A Source for The Creation of Bamboo and Leather Souvenirs

Prisca Phoebe Owusu-Ansah, Rudolf Steiner, Vesta Adu-Gyamfi

Abstract


This piece of presentation is on souvenirs, as the cultural belief in Ghana. In discussing this presentation, some attempts have been made to examine the nature and diversity of indigenous Asante cultural symbols as a source for the creation of Bamboo and leather souvenirs, as well as an appreciation of indigenous bamboo and leather crafts as a human achievement. There is also a general overview on Asante culture in Ghana, outlining in particular the shape of the cultural symbols, varieties that exist, and the philosophical impact it has on Asante man (the Asante community). The writer argue that the Asante cultural symbolic embellished bamboo and leather souvenirs evolved out of motivated and adoptable processes, which have social heritage components as well as devout and enlightening dimensions. These the writers concluded have experienced substantial variations over the past several periods.

Keywords: Culture, Souvenir, tourist, Proverbial souvenir, Regalia souvenirs.

DOI: 10.7176/JTHS/55-05

Publication date:March 31st 2021


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