Art to Wear Reversible Aztec Blazer - Black&White Pattern, Sz XL/2XL (46” Chest)

"Art to Wear" clothing, specifically identified as a Kente Cloth Jacket. Kente cloth is a significant form of African textile art that is often incorporated into garments for both aesthetic and cultural value. Explanation: Art to Wear: This term describes clothing or accessories designed as artistic expressions, often featuring unique designs, handcrafted elements, or culturally significant patterns, transforming garments into wearable art pieces. Kente Cloth: Originating from Ghana, Kente cloth is a handwoven fabric known for its vibrant colors and intricate geometric patterns, traditionally worn by royalty and for ceremonial occasions. Selling as Art: Items like the Kente cloth jacket can be sold as "art to sell clothing" due to their artistic design, cultural significance, and the craftsmanship involved in their creation, appealing to buyers who value unique, handcrafted, or culturally rich garments. Kente cloth has become a symbol of pride in African heritage. The origins of Kente cloth date back to 12th century Africa, in the country of Ghana and the Ashanti people. The cloth was worn by Kings, Queens, and important ...