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They were also worn by girls to signify their eligibility for marriage and passed down through generations
It speaks of the importance of knowing one's past in order to navigate the present and future
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which comes to its beaches to nest
THE GYE Nyame Adinkra Necklace I features a small pillow shaped Gye Nyame adinkra symbol
THE EBAN Adinkra Necklace I Length:20" They were also worn byTHE EBAN Adinkra Necklace I features the Adinkra symbol Eban, which translates to Fence. It is a represents safety, love and security. The fence symbolically protects family from the outside and represents the safety and security one finds in love. Adinkra symbols were originally created by the Bono people of Gyaman. They were named after the Gyaman King Nana Kwado Agyemang Adinkra. The symbols were later adopted into the proverbial lexicon of the
