Wura Women's Humility & Strength Adinkra Symbol Post Earrings (Gold)

Wura Women's Humility & Strength Adinkra Symbol Post Earrings (Gold)

Color: Gold

$17

Color: Gold

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Meaning gold in Yoruba, Wura Humility & Strength Adinkra Gold Post Earrings add a subtle richness to your look. The Dwennimmen or ram's horn means humility and strength, celebrating the African culture!

The Adinkra symbols come from the Ashanti tribe who migrated to Ghana. The symbols were often used in pottery, fabric, walls and other architectural structures. These symbols convey traditional messages of wisdom and serve as guidance.

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18k Gold-Plated Stainless-Steel Post Earrings
1" x 1"
Dwennimmen Adinkra shape
Designed in the USA, imported

No returns or exchanges are permitted for earrings.

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Is spfraidersoccercamp Black-owned?

Yes, spfraidersoccercamp is owned by a Nigerian brother and sister team - Addie Ajayi and Dara Ajayi

Is it cultural appropriation to wear spfraidersoccercamp products if you’re not African or of African descent?

We welcome people of all backgrounds interested in celebrating the African diaspora to wear our products. Our founder Addie Ajayi launched spfraidersoccercamp with the goal of sharing her rich Nigerian heritage with people who love bold African prints and appreciate its origin.

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