Ghana boasts a rich culture of traditional crafts, with kente cloth standing out as a vivid example. This intricately patterned fabric has been skilfully woven by the Asante and Ewe communities for centuries, showcasing their expertise and cultural heritage.

Fugu cloth, crafted by hand, is a cherished specialty found in Bolgatanga and the village of Daboya. Wide straw hats and baskets are popular in the northern region of Ghana. Krobos in the Eastern region of Ghana are famous bead makers.
Kpando Fessi and Sirigu are communities renowned for their pottery. Traditionally, pottery has been crafted by women. Today, both men and women have embraced pottery-making with unique design innovations. Clay pots remain essential for food preparation, cooking, and storage in Ghana.

In just a day, immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of culture, tradition, and artistic heritage as you engage directly with skilled artisans and master craftsmen. They take pride in demonstrating their handicraft-making process, effectively bringing the essence of the village norms to you in Accra.
 Discover the secret behind age-old techniques and get your hands busy crafting beautiful pieces of art. Whether you’re a novice or an old hand artist, this unique tour promises to ignite your creative spirit and leave you with lasting memories of your time in Accra. Get ready to create, learn, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Ghana.

Tour Itinerary:
Hotel Pick-Up: Your day begins with a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle waiting to whisk you away on this creative journey.

First Stop: Ghana National Museum: Start your exploration at the Ghana National Museum, where you’ll better appreciate Ghana’s diverse culture and prehistorical narrative. This will set the pace for the traditional craft experience exposing you to the Ghanaian way of life.

Noon – Basketware Workshop: Engage in hands-on basket weaving at a local workshop and discover the intricate art of creating beautiful and functional baskets.

Next Stop: Clay Works Pottery Classes: Unleash your creativity as you try your hand at pottery-making at the Happy Art Academy, where skilled artisans will guide you through the process of ceramic ware production.

Next Stop: Kente Weaving Workshop: Learn the ancient art of kente weaving, an iconic Ghanaian textile tradition, and create your masterpiece.

Coffin Makers: Explore the fascinating world of unique and artistic coffins, a reflection of Ghanaian culture, at a local workshop in Nungua.

Meals & Beverages: lunch will be on offer, with a delightful modern-traditional cuisine experience at a restaurant, where you’ll savor the flavors of Ghanaian cuisine. You can choose from waakye, kenkey, jollof rice, fried rice, banku, and more. Sobolo, a traditional Ghanaian beverage, is a delightful hibiscus-based drink infused with a blend of local spices, that will create a sweet tangy flavor that’s both refreshing and unique for the curious traveler.