DAGO KNOT

• • Unity
• | A Pan-African symbol of unity found in several African cultures.

AHENWA

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• | The Akan throne, symbol of national identity, cultural groundedness and rightful governance, used in Kwanzaa to represent the principle of Kujichagulia (Self-Determination).

AKOMA NTOASO

• • Understanding, Agreement
• | The Adinkra symbol of shared effort and obligation. Akoma Ntoaso is used in Kwanzaa to represent the principle Ujima (Cooperative Work & Responsibility).

TWO INTERLOCKING HALF CIRCLES

• • Love or Unity
• | The Nsibidi symbol of togetherness and family is used to represent the Kwanzaa principle Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics).

NEFER

• • Good, Pleasant, Beautiful
• | The ancient Egyptian symbol for beauty and good is used to represent the Kwanzaa principle Nia (Purpose).

THE SEVEN VIBRATIONS OF DIVINE CREATION

• • Creativity
• | The Dogon symbol of creativity, used to represent the Kwanzaa principle Kuumba (Creativity).

ANKH

• • Key of Life, Life
• | The ancient Egyptian double symbol of the ankh, used to represent the Kwanzaa principle Imani (Faith).

Referenece(s)

• 1. Karenga, M. (2020). Nguzo Saba. Retrieved from Offical Kwnazaa Website: ‹https://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org/›.