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In the 15th - 19th centuries
• Vibrant colors that won't fade
6 US gal (10 l)
• Large inside pocket
• The handles can slightly differ depending on the fulfillment location
Mpuannum (5 Tufts of Hair) Shopper In the 15th - 19thThis large tote bag features the adinkra symbol mpuannum (five tufts of hair). Adinkra symbols originated with the Akan people of Ghana. The Empire of Ashanti is the most well known of the Akan empires. In the 15th 19th centuries, the Akan people were among the most powerful in Africa through the mining and trading of gold. Akan states were traditionally matrilineal. Adinkra symbols represent various concepts and traditional wisdom, and have been used
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