Symbolic Reference: A traditional armpit drum. A type of talking drum with strings connecting both ends.
Symbolic Reference: The Kings eye. Meaning the king sees everything. Nothing escapes the king, the king sees all.
Symbolic Reference: This symbol represents intelligence, ingenuity and strategy. A symbolic reference to a traditional Ghanaian game.
Symbolic Reference: Literally translates as I have taken it. This name derives from a blacksmiths bellows. A symbolic expression of a fork without a center teeth, a device for melting gold or iron.
Symbolic Reference: Gun power container. An Empty gun powder keg. From the days of colonial rule when gun powder was introduced to Ghana.
Symbolic Reference: This pattern is derived from the ‘Fa Hia Kotwere Agyeman’ design, meaning lean on [king] Agyeman, Prempeh II.
Symbolic Reference: This pattern is considered to be the 1st Kente design. Acknowledged to be among sacred trees in the Ashanti forest, this design takes its name from a segmented bamboo-like cane.
Symbolic Reference: Meaning to lean on Agyeman. This symbol literally means to seek help from [king] Agyeman, because Agyeman (Prempeh II, 1935 - 1970) would help solve your problems. Symbolizes hope, faith, sharing and benevolence.
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