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Ghana’s Alice Banaaza spotlights Fugu weaving at 2026 CHAN Festival in UK
The 2026 edition continues that creative and cultural conversation through The Untutored Mind: A Thing of Beauty, placing African textile heritage, authorship and living weaving knowledge at the centre of the exhibition.
The Alice Banaaza effect Alice Banaaza, an Indigenous Ghanaian weaver, presented live demonstrations of traditional Fugu weaving, sharing the processes, techniques and knowledge through which this distinctive northern Ghanaian textile tradition continues across generations.
Ghanaian weaver Alice Banaaza showcased traditional Fugu weaving at the 2026 Chocolate Has a Name Festival in Halifax, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom.
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