Wawa aba Symbol on Blak Wood
Adinkra Symbol - Wawa aba – seed of the Wawa tree
The seed of the wawa tree is extremely hard. In Akan culture, it is a symbol of someone who is strong and tough. It inspires the individual to persevere through hardship.
Symbol of Hardiness, Toughness and Perseverance
Sankofa Afrikan Gifts believes that these earrings show an expression of self, feelings of hope and aspirations of the Afrikan ancestors.
The name “Adinkra” can be traced back to the word “Dinkra” of the Akan/Twi language, of the Akan people of Ghana. “Dinkra” means: to be separated, taking leave or farewell.
The historical roots of adinkra symbols date centuries back. They convey messages of traditional wisdom, philosophical thoughts, and ideas of the Akan people of Ghana which still hold true today.
Adinkra Symbol - Wawa aba – seed of the Wawa tree
The seed of the wawa tree is extremely hard. In Akan culture, it is a symbol of someone who is strong and tough. It inspires the individual to persevere through hardship.
Symbol of Hardiness, Toughness and Perseverance
Sankofa Afrikan Gifts believes that these earrings show an expression of self, feelings of hope and aspirations of the Afrikan ancestors.
The name “Adinkra” can be traced back to the word “Dinkra” of the Akan/Twi language, of the Akan people of Ghana. “Dinkra” means: to be separated, taking leave or farewell.
The historical roots of adinkra symbols date centuries back. They convey messages of traditional wisdom, philosophical thoughts, and ideas of the Akan people of Ghana which still hold true today.
Adinkra Symbol - Wawa aba – seed of the Wawa tree
The seed of the wawa tree is extremely hard. In Akan culture, it is a symbol of someone who is strong and tough. It inspires the individual to persevere through hardship.
Symbol of Hardiness, Toughness and Perseverance
Sankofa Afrikan Gifts believes that these earrings show an expression of self, feelings of hope and aspirations of the Afrikan ancestors.
The name “Adinkra” can be traced back to the word “Dinkra” of the Akan/Twi language, of the Akan people of Ghana. “Dinkra” means: to be separated, taking leave or farewell.
The historical roots of adinkra symbols date centuries back. They convey messages of traditional wisdom, philosophical thoughts, and ideas of the Akan people of Ghana which still hold true today.