Tours

Service Description

A Cedi bead-making tour is an opportunity for visitors to learn about the art of bead-making in Ghana, a country in West Africa. The tour typically begins with a visit to a bead-making factory or workshop where visitors can witness the bead-making process from start to finish. At the factory, visitors can see how the beads are made by skilled craftsmen using a combination of traditional and modern techniques. The craftsmen use raw materials such as glass, clay, and recycled bottles to create a wide variety of beads in different shapes, sizes, and colors. Visitors can also learn about the significance of beads in Ghanaian culture. Beads have a long history in Ghana and are used for a variety of purposes, including fashion, adornment, and traditional ceremonies. They are often associated with different meanings and symbolize different things depending on the color and pattern. During the tour, visitors can try their hand at making their own beads under the guidance of the craftsmen. This is a hands-on experience that allows visitors to appreciate the skill and precision required to create each individual bead. At the end of the tour, visitors can purchase beads and other bead-related products as souvenirs. These may include jewelry, bags, and other accessories that are made from locally sourced materials. Overall, a Cedi bead-making tour is an immersive cultural experience that allows visitors to learn about a traditional Ghanaian craft and appreciate the beauty and significance of beads in Ghanaian culture.

Contact Details

• 42M7+22X Krobo Odumasi, Ghana

  +233 24 481 7457