Holly plays with joy and comfort, embracing textures and shapes that feel pleasant on any type of body. Founder of Carob, Holly seeks to nurture a unique connection between moms and little ones by highlighting the beauty of dressing up together in easy-to-slip styles.

Aketekete prioritizes sustainability, fair wages, and ethical practices. Despite a commitment to transparency, challenges like inflation have necessitated a reconsideration of pricing structures. This adjustment reflects the brand's dedication to balancing ethical values with economic realities while maintaining its mission of contributing to the Ghanaian community.

What if we redefine the essence of craftsmanship? What if we returned to the origins, where each piece was crafted by hand, infused with patience and heart? What if we took this profound knowledge and shared it with the world?

In the heart of Gracia, there is a little apartment with white tall walls and high ceilings. A space made from vintage restored pieces with a burst of color to timeless and classic objects.

Aketekete had the chance to be part of the ‘OSEI-DURO LOVES‘ open-house holiday series in Accra. A great gathering with inspiring people! Loving these little chats with new and old clients, and discovering the new collection from Antydote.

First time we met Martina was when we showcased our products at Palo Market Fest in Barcelona. It was in May, with the sun gradually bringing warmth to the days, and everybody was just waiting for the Summer to start.

Gal·la Alías Botifoll is a Manresa-based architect whose main interests focus on ecological buildings, renewable resources, and the restoration of cultural heritage.

We couldn't help but share these gorgeous pictures! Still thrilled and appreciative that Bridget chose our handwoven baskets to be a part of her gorgeous Wedding Tale!

We’re delighted to share with you a very special chat our founder Maria Bernat Astorga had with HAAN about her journey in creating a brand that promotes the value of the Ghanaian craftsmanship.

In June last year, Aketekete’s studio moved from Elmina to the modern, eclectic, and creative city of Accra.

Aketekete had the privilege to be part of the recent Art Exhibition at the German Residence in Accra on the December 10, 2022.

Measuring success for Aketekete includes counting the sustainable improvements and partnerships made. From materials sourcing to collaborations made, and finally production.

Basket weaving is a common form of art, but an uncommon skill for many. It develops deep roots in ethnic groups; supports the passing of a craft for generations while creating a community feeling among the members.

What’s most important for Aketekete is that you understand our story, our community, our artisans, and our production processes.

There’s something so special about traveling to the North of Ghana. Maybe it's to see the community of weavers gathering together,sharing their traditions, and following their heritage. Showing us their reality, their home, their family, and letting us be part of it.

A few weeks ago we had the chance to celebrate Ghanaian craft and culture with part of our friends and family in Barcelona. Three days of meeting people, discussing about craft, processes, and stories, share thoughts and big laughs.

ɛhann is an akan word used to express light: to shine light upon, to illuminate.

A few weeks ago we were contacted by Dorothee at DS Agency. She wanted Aketekete to take part in an international panel ‘A WORLD VIEW CONFERENCE - THE CANVAS NYC’ about fashion, sustainability and craft. Of course, we said yes!

Elmina. The beauty and simplicity of its salty-aired port. Women who inspire us sell the freshly-caught fish while wearing intricate layers of colorful fabrics. Sharing laughs. Their worked hands, their persistent strength continues to inspire us to create our home and create our story.