Abanico africano Adinkra Mawu
Abanicos africanos Adinkra Mawu

Adinkra Mawu African fan

12,95 € IVA incluido

Adinkra Mawu African fan, handmade in the Republic of Benin with 100% cotton African wax fabric in white, black, and gold accents. Its design is composed of abstract symbols, hand shapes, and zoomorphic elements reminiscent of adinkra symbols, a visual writing system originating from the Akan people.

The name Adinkra Mawu pays homage to the sacred symbols used in West Africa to convey values ​​and proverbs, and to Mawu, the mother goddess of the Ewe and Fon people, a symbol of creation, the moon, and universal harmony.
💡 Cultural fact: Adinkra symbols are not decorative; each one represents an idea, such as strength, love, community, or spiritual protection.

Materials: 100% cotton African wax fabric. Wooden and leather handles

Print: Black and gold pictograms on a white background with organic lines, evoking ancestral wisdom, mythology, and African visual language

Dimensions: 21 x 4 cm (closed). Approx. 27 cm diameter (open). Foldable, lightweight, and easy to carry

Origin: Handmade in the Republic of Benin. Each piece is unique, crafted by local artisans

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