Fred Dahe: Tamale Art Market

22 May Fred Dahe: Tamale Art Market

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Language: English

Duration: 5:48

Orientation: Landscape

Music: Organic sound, External Music

Description:

As Fred Dahe keeps exploring the Tamale Culture Center, he introduces us to some fascinating items like horses and cow tails. He also reveals the cultural significance of these objects within the community. We not only discover the stories behind these items but also get to know more about other products like the enchanting xylophone music and the tribe that uses it.

Get the chance to step inside an art shop where they sell beautiful art paintings and masks. It’s a journey filled with cultural treasures and artistic wonders that Fred shares with us in this episode.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]