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"Adinkra symbolism is a visual representation of social thought relating to the history, philosophy and religious belief of the Akan people of Ghana and Cote' d'lvoire." |
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Adinkrahene |
Akoban |
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"Chief of adinkra symbols" greatness, charisma, leadership |
"The Heart" |
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-Dr.Kwaku Ofori-Ansa |
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Eban |
Gye Nyame |
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"Fence" |
"Except for
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The Asante people of the West Coast region of Africa popularized the unique art of Adinkra printing on varies types of native cloth. Originally, these cloths were used exclusively by royalty and spiritual leaders for funerals, as well as sacred ceremonies and rituals. In modern times, Adinkra cloths are used for wide range of social activities such as weddings, church-going, and festivals. Some of Diompe Hobe wedding invitations has andinkra symbols incorporated into their design. On this page are examples of Adinkra symbols that can be incorporated into your wedding invitations plans. More information on Adinkra symbols |
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Mate Masie |
Mmusuyidee |
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"What I hear, I keep" |
"That which removes ill luck" |
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Odo Nnyew Fie Kwan |
Osram Ne Nsoromma |
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"Love never loses it's way
home" |
"The moon and the stars" |
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