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West African Wisdom: Adinkra Symbols & Meanings Sankofa – Go Back And Take Let’s start our exploration with “Sankofa,” the symbol adorning your tote bag. The symbol is a stylized bird with its head turned backwards, holding an egg in…
Yes! Quite simply, if they roll up the waist, this is an indication to lose weight! The era of stretchy jeans can easily get you in denial of your waist and hip area expanding slowly. This is where waist beads…
A changing body, size, and shape just come naturally with being human. You’ll look gorgeous regardless. That’s what waist beads are for. African waist beads may look like a simple accessory, but they can have a transformational effect on the…
HOW TO TAKE MEASUREMENTS BEFORE ORDERING YOUR WAIST BEAD. Do NOT measure over clothing unless you plan on wearing them over clothing. Wrap measuring tape around where you would like your beads to sit (beads are typically worn just above,…
THE HISTORY BEHIND WAIST BEADS IN GHANA Waist beads come as single or multiple strands of beads made from various kinds of glass, metal, crystal, bone and wooden beads that are worn around the waist and stomach. In Ghana, just…
Some people genuinely wonder if wearing African waist beads is Cultural Appropriation. No, waist beads are not usually considered cultural appropriation. However, this depends on several factors. This question seeks my view on this topic and my feelings toward people…