Asafo Flags

Asafo Flags x Soho Home- a selection of wonderful flags will be on display and available at the Soho.Home.Studio pop-up on London's...

Another festival I was excited to attend this year was the Okyir in Anomabo. Anomabo is a small fishing town along the coast with a...

A critical factor in the history of Cape Coast was the development of the seven Asafo Companies, traditionally known as “Etsikuw Esuon”....

The Oguaa Fetu Afahye festival returned after a two-year break due to the COVID-19 restrictions. This year’s celebration, dubbed, “Making...

Origins: The Oguaa Fetu Afahye festival was first celebrated in the 17th century (1800-1) during the reign of King Amankwaah. Cape Coast...

The Odambea festival is celebrated every year at the end of August by the chiefs and people of Nkusukum, Saltpond Ghana

It has been a while since we have updated our blog as we have been super busy as the commissioning of new flags from chiefs commences...

The posuban of No. 2 Company Lowtown (Saltpond) outdoored on 22 September 1921 with subsequent undated additions was almost completely...

Ahead of Ghana Independence Day, Document premieres a short film about Baba Issaka, custodian of the Fante Asafo flags Watch the full...

Mankessim has historically been a center of Fante Asafo tradition. The Mankessim Kingdom(1252–1844) was a pre-colonial African state in...