Adinkra Candlesticks afrofuturism “I want you to see

“I want you to see the best and highest parts of yourself reflected on each page” Shelah says

As a result

shiny and moisturised

Why did Black people have to keep fighting for equality even after the war

the continent possesses a rich body of folk tales and legends that have been passed down through the strong custom of storytelling and which often share similar elements

Adinkra Candlesticks afrofuturism “I want you to seeThese elegant bronze candlesticks are inspired by the Adinkra visual language of the Akan people of Ghana. Adinkra symbols represent concepts, proverbs, and aphorisms. They serve as a concise way to convey deep truths in visual form. The candlesticks are handmade by artisans in Ghana, using the lost wax technique. They make the perfect finishing touch to a formal table arrangement or a cultural accent around the home. Material: bronze. Height: 25. 5cm.