Fulani symbols

Once married, Fulani women of Mali, Africa wear headbands of giant amber beads to symbolize their family's wealth.

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Do you know the meanings of Adinkra symbols? "Spider Web" The spider, is one of the smartest and most hardworking creatures as evident in the web it constructs. The spider’s web is intricately woven in a pattern that serves its purpose of trapping smaller insects perfectly. This symbol encourages people to emulate the spider’s wisdom and creativity in the complex journey that is life.

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An illustrated guide to the African symbols called Adinkra used in Ghana, West Africa, with an adinkra index and high-quality adinkra images.

Fula or Fulani or Fulbe (the latter being an Anglicization of the word in their language, Fulɓɓe) are an ethnic group of people spread over many countries, predominantly in West Africa, but found a…

A Nigerian friend, with whom I went to university in the UK, had tribal marks on his cheeks. I never felt comfortable enough to ask him about them but eventually the subject came up. He wasn’t proud of his traditional Yoruba markings and was tired of explaining to foreigners that they were not accidental scars.

How do people around the word use natural plant products for human projects? Make cassava gel like the Yoruba people of Nigeria do, and decorate decorate fabric with it in the Wonderwise African Arts activity at Howtosmile.org.

"The strength of a ram lies in its horn” stands for humility and strength.

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