This KENTE graduation stole is the ideal item for honor recognition for your college or high school graduation
Honor your cultural significance and your achievement as an over-comer at your graduation by wearing a Kente honor stole.
【 A Traditional Touch 】- Honor your cultural significance & achievement as an over-comer at your graduation by wearing our Kente graduation stoles, hand-made with high-quality fabric & designed with a straight edge and traditionally styled fringe at the end, which gives your stole an excellent finish
【 Perfect Cap & Gown Accessory 】- Make your graduation look complete with our beautiful Kente graduation stole sash made with bright colors & traditional style that will make you stand out from the crowd and make your photos pop
【 A Constant Reminder 】- Of the countless hours of dedication and hard work it took to achieve this milestone, our Kente pattern is symbolic of African royalty, which means it reminds everyone that you are indeed an over-comer
【 One Size Fits All 】- Our Kente graduation stoles measure 4.5" inches wide by 72" inches long, an ideal size for everyone, which ensures you a comfortable & flattering fit
【 Great Gift 】- Give yourself or a loved one the perfect graduation gift with this Kente graduation stole/sash; with its beautiful design and high-quality materials, this item is sure to be treasured for years to come.
A Kente stole is a traditional African cloth that is worn as a sash or scarf during graduation ceremonies by students of African descent. It is made from brightly colored woven fabric and is considered a symbol of pride in African heritage and cultural identity.
Kente stoles are typically made of handwoven cloth, each with its own unique pattern and meaning. The different colors and designs used in a Kente stole can represent different values, such as wisdom, strength, prosperity, and creativity.
In graduation ceremonies, the Kente stole is often worn over the academic gown to add a cultural touch to the traditional attire. The use of the Kente stole has become a popular tradition among African American students as a way to celebrate their cultural heritage and recognize their academic achievements.