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Nsafoasa: ( a set of three keys). A set of three things (keys) Symbolize a wish for wholeness,pefection in life situation; and also love and affection |
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Sekan: (knife). Inspired by the practical utility of knives. Symbolizes practically, efficiency, productivity, craftsmanship, sharpness of mind and tongue |
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Ekye: (a hat). Inspired by social uses of hats. The elders say " as long as you have a head on you cannot avoid wearing a hat Symbolizes status and responsibility. |
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Adwa (Stool) "Have a seat if you are going to talk about me". Symbol of hospitality and also of warning against false accusations. |
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Donowa (ampit talking drum). Symbolizes praise, adoration, oral history & poetic eloquence. |
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A variation of Donowa ( an ampit talking drum), but in this case it represents ( a spool) a device inserted in a heddle pulley for efficient operation. It symbolizes efficiency & interdependency. |
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Atwedie : (ladder/steps) means for acheiving greater heights. It is also associated with human mortality which affects all. It symbolizes human mortality, and also perseverance and advancement |
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Afe : (comb). A tool for grooming and for enhancement of physical appearance. Symbolizes perfection, improvement, beauty, excellence, love, caring, patience and prudence. |
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A version of Afe (comb) |
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Ntabon (Oars). Inspired by the practical utility of oars. A boat can only move by a united action of oarmens. Symbol of unity, perserverance, achievment, production and progress. |
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Mmakowa: (Little pepper) Inspired by the physical appearance and uses of the tiny red & yellow hot pepper. Symbolizes effectiveness, high potency, greatness inspite of smallness |
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Owia: (sun) Inspired by the divine and cosmic powers associated with the sun. It symbolizes life giving, growth, cosmic energy, divine power progress and enlightenment |
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Kawo: (Centipede). Inspired by the physical characteristices of the centipede which has numerous legs. Symbolizes uniqueness |
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