adinkra is art that is made with dots
Adinkra textiles established in 1818
The word "adinkra" refers to a set of symbols that represent popular proverbs and maxims from the Akan people of Ghana. These symbols are often used in textiles, pottery, and other forms of visual art to convey messages and values.
An adinkra is a visual symbol representing a concept or aphorism, used in Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire, used as an artistic device.
Adinkra cloths were traditionally only worn by royalty and spiritual leaders for funerals and other special occasions.Mourning.
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Adinkra originated from the Akan people of Ghana, particularly among the Akan tribes in the Ashanti region. Traditionally, these symbols were used in textiles, pottery, logos, and advertising, conveying concepts and proverbs. The symbols are deeply rooted in Akan culture and are often associated with funerals and commemorative events, representing the beliefs and values of the community. Over time, adinkra symbols have gained recognition beyond Ghana, becoming a symbol of African heritage and identity.
a special tribe in africa. jonny
2012
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the adinkra tribe live in 2 different places 1 is in a sewage pipe and the other is up my bum that's why there black From:Jonathan Tennant,Australia