Sehwi culture

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Sehwi culture is the traditional way of life, customs, and social practices of the Sehwi people of western Ghana, encompassing their language, beliefs, festivals, and artistic expressions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ghanaian culture
West African culture
culture
intangible cultural heritage
artForm dance
drumming
proverbial speech
storytelling
textile weaving
wood carving
country Ghana
economicActivity cocoa farming
food crop cultivation
hunting
small-scale trading
ethnicGroup Sehwi people NERFINISHED
festival Akwasidae observance NERFINISHED
Yam festival NERFINISHED
harvest festival
hasBelief belief in river and forest spirits
taboos related to sacred groves
veneration of ancestors
hasCustom bridewealth payment
chieftaincy institution
communal labor
extended family system
libation pouring
stool succession rites
kinshipSystem matrilineal descent
language Sefwi language
languageFamily Akan languages
moralValue communal solidarity
hospitality
respect for elders
musicInstrument fontomfrom drum NERFINISHED
talking drum
musicStyle Akan drum ensembles
region Western North Region of Ghana NERFINISHED
western Ghana NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicCulture Akan culture NERFINISHED
Ashanti culture
Fante culture
religion Akan traditional religion NERFINISHED
Christianity
Islam
riteOfPassage funeral rites
marriage ceremonies
naming ceremonies
puberty rites
socialStructure chiefdoms
clan system

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Sehwi language associatedWithCulture Sehwi culture