The Eye of Horus, also known as the Wadjet eye, is a powerful symbol in ancient Egyptian mythology and religion. It represents well-being, health, protection, and restoration.

The Agyinduwura is a representation of loyalty, faithfulness, alertness, and duty.

The Ankh, or Cross of Life, is not a Wiccan sign but an Egyptian symbol. The Ankh is the hieroglyph for “life.” This represents the universe’s limitless creative power.

The Nsa Ko Na Nsa Aba symbol conveys the message that aid and assistance should be given to one another in equal measure. It is important to lend a helping hand and support to those around you, as this phrase, which translates to “Hand Go, Hand Come,” emphasizes. This symbol encourages people to be kind and generous to one another, as well as to appreciate the value of community and the interconnectedness of all things.

It is commonly referred to as the “King’s Stool,” and the Ohene Adwa symbol bears this name. It is a sign of leadership and authority in the community.

The Okuafo Pa Adinkra symbol is meant to represent the qualities of diligence, hard work, and entrepreneurial spirit, all of which are necessary for a prosperous farmer.

Urquchillay, would ensure the well-being and increasing size of their herds. He is associated with the stellar constellation Lyra.

The Mongko is the symbol that represents respect, harmony and love. Typically featuring two horns, wood, feathers and corn, the individual parts symbolize the Earth, all of the plants and living things, water and humanity.