Walk through Uganda’s living heritage.
Discover beautifully crafted bark cloth fashion, artwork, décor and cultural treasures, all under one roof at the Bark Cloth Center Uganda.
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Owek. Dr. Anthony Wamala has graced us with his presence at this #BarkClothCenterLaunch
We are proud to say that cultural heritage will have a home where more of its stories shall live to be told.
#XensonArtsSpace on this one.
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Bark cloth is more than fabric, it’s history, identity and culture woven together.
Today we are set to launch the Bark Cloth Center Uganda, where tradition meets innovation.
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Spotted around today is @kennethmugabi an Afro-Soul Artist and lyricist whose music delves into themes of African love, culture and societal issues.
He was part of the audience during the launch.
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To the Kodak moments 📸
Launching a hub and space that not only promotes the essence of cultural heritage but also provides a space for other entrepreneurial opportunities.
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More than an exhibition.
More than a launch.
It’s a celebration of our cultural identity.
A touch of authentic bark cloth products, traditional craftsmanship, cultural performances and the creative minds shaping tomorrow.
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We are amplifying the sound of the voice that @Xensonartspace is making right now
Culture yet with a face and substance of innovation and credibility to the country's ecosystem.
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Happening now
Gone are the days when bark cloth had a lot of stereotypes rallying around it, but @Xensonartspace has turned the tide with a twist to a brighter and more credible face of all things.
Innovation
Ecosystem support
Etc ..
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Mr. Fred a dedicated primary school teacher, has played an important role in promoting the barkcloth product making program. Beyond his teaching duties, he encouraged young people to take interest in this traditional craft as a way of creating economic opportunities.
Namukisa Milly a fashion designer based in Kyamukama, dedicated her skills & passion to training a number of young trainees in the field of barkcloth fashion & design. Through her guidance, the trainees have acquired hands-on skills in tailoring, creativity & garment finishing
Mr. Mukiibi Paul encouraged trainees to view barkcloth not only as a heritage craft but also as an economic opportunity. By the end of the program, the workshop had produced various samples of high-quality barkcloth items such as bedcovers, cultural wear etc.