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Bese Saka Adinkra Art Print

Bese Saka: abundance. affluence. unity.

This yellow poster features the Adinkra symbol Bese Saka, which is a symbol of the abundance, togetherness and unity. The literal translation* of Bese Saka in Akan is "bunch of cola nuts", but the symbolic meaning of Bese Saka can not be limited to a single word. Adinkra symbols are West African designs that have represented elements of Ghanaian values and culture for hundreds of years.


*Literal translation from the book: "The Adinkra Dictionary - A Visual Primer on the Language of Adinkra" and my parents. Akan (or Twi) is a language spoken in both Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire.

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Filename
Bese Saka
Copyright
Maxine Moore (c) 2016
Image Size
4500x4500 / 4.9MB
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The Adinkra Series
Bese Saka: abundance. affluence. unity.<br /> <br /> This yellow poster features the Adinkra symbol Bese Saka, which is a symbol of the abundance, togetherness and unity. The literal translation* of Bese Saka in Akan is "bunch of cola nuts", but the symbolic meaning of Bese Saka can not be limited to a single word. Adinkra symbols are West African designs that have represented elements of Ghanaian values and culture for hundreds of years. <br /> <br /> <br /> *Literal translation from the book: "The Adinkra Dictionary - A Visual Primer on the Language of Adinkra" and my parents. Akan (or Twi) is a language spoken in both Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire.