Adinkra symbols are visual symbols that originate from the Akan people of Ghana and the Gyaman people of Cote d'Ivoire. These symbols are used to convey traditional wisdom, cultural values, and messages through visual representation. Adinkra symbols are often found in various forms of art, textiles, pottery, and architecture.
The Adinkra symbols represented on these products are dwennimmen (strength and humility), akofena (courage, heroism and valor), aya (fern), okodee mmowere (strength, bravey and power), ohene aniwa (king's eyes, vigilant) and hye wo nhye (symbolizes permanence, toughness).
Adinkra symbols are known globally for their aesthetic appeal and cultural depth, and they continue to be an important aspect of Akan artistic expression and identity.
.: Black ceramic material with a glossy finish .: One size: 15oz (0.44 l) .: C-shaped easy-grip handle .: Lead and BPA-free
