Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant

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Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant
Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant
Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant
Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant
Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant

Handmade Adinkra Akokonan African Asante Brass Link/Pendant

$4 0% OFF
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Overview

 

Discover the elegance and craftsmanship of our Akokonan pendant/links. Handmade from authentic African Asante brass, each piece carries the essence of intelligence and resourcefulness. Elevate your style and celebrate your cleverness. Akokonan is an Adinkra symbol which literally means hen's leg. It symbolizes wisdom and resourcefulness.

Key Features:
1. Authentic African Craftsmanship: Our African brass Adinkra pendants are meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans from the Ashanti region of Ghana, ensuring the preservation of traditional craftsmanship.

2. Symbol of Wisdom: Adinkra symbols represent deep wisdom and life lessons, making these pendants meaningful additions to your jewelry collection.

3. Deep Cultural Significance: Each Adinkra piece carries profound cultural symbolism, connecting you to the rich heritage of Africa. These Adinkra symbols empower you to embrace Ghanaian culture and express the cultural pride.

4. Unique Adinkra Symbols: Discover an array of Adinkra symbols, each with its unique meaning and cultural significance.

5. Handmade with Care: Each pendant is carefully created, resulting in variations that make every piece unique.

6. Premium Brass Material: Crafted from high-quality brass, these pendants are not only beautiful but also durable. They made to stand the test of time, allowing you to enjoy their beauty for years to come.

Versatile Style: These links are versatile and can be used for jewelry making, unique home decor,  embellishments on bags, shoes, clothing, quilts, embroidery and other crafting projects.

Specifications:
- Bead Size: Approximately 35 x 35mm including ring
- Hole Size: 3mm - 4mm
- Material: African Brass
- Color Options: Gold
- Listing: 1 Piece

Care: Easy to clean and maintain. Rob on fresh lemons or limes and dry with soft cloth for cleaning and shine

Additional Information:
- These brass products are a celebration of African culture and a symbol of sustainable craftsmanship. By wearing or using them, you're supporting the preservation of traditional artistry and promoting diversity through these cultural elements.

Shipping and Returns:
- We offer fast and reliable shipping options.
- If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, please contact us for returns and exchanges.

Note to Buyers: Each African brass product is unique and may have slight variations in color and pattern, adding to their charm.

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