Textiles made by sewing together narrow strips of fabric were called: a applique b decorative needlework c stamped fabrics d Kente cloth

d. Kente cloth

Explanation:

Kente cloth is the textile practice originating from Ghana and Asante and Ewe people. It is the textile that is most likely handmade out of narrow strips of cloth that are sewn together.

The clothes and designs used are not random nor meaningless – each has a special name and symbolism that has roots in the local culture and their sayings. There are many bright colors used for the geometrical patterns going down each stripe of cloth.

Authentic kente is produced in Ghana, but the popularity of the design made kente global. There are many kente-inspired patterns produced worldwide today, most of them originating from China for the Western market.