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Exploring the Adinkra Craft Village in Ntonso, where tradition comes alive through cloth and symbols. 🖤✨ From preparing natural dyes to stamping sacred patterns, every step in the Adinkra process carries deep meaning and timeless Ashanti heritage. #AdinkraCraftVillage #Culture #visitghana #Ghana #KayaToursGhana | Kaya Tours Ghana

145K views · 4.6K reactions | Education on Adinkra Symbols Learn about the popular Adinkra symbols, designed by the Gyamanhene (also referred as Bonohene) Nana Kwadwo Agyemang Adinkra. His legacy stays forever in Africa and the world. The symbol from Bono, the symbol that the world embraces it more and more. Adinkra means farewell... Learn more by watching the video #Bono #Ghana #Adinkra #Gyaman #BonoRegion #BonoEast #Akan | The Bono People-Akan Of West Africa | Facebook

Exploring the Adinkra Craft Village at Ntonso In Ntonso, tradition does not merely survive—it thrives. Here, the ancient art of Adinkra cloth-making unfolds as both a craft and a cultural philosophy. From the meticulous preparation of natural dyes, drawn from the roots and barks of sacred trees, to the careful stamping of profound Adinkra symbols, every stage is imbued with meaning. These symbols, each carrying centuries of wisdom, embody the moral codes, proverbs, and cosmology of the Ashanti p