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GYE NYAME: Except for God – The Ultimate Authority

This week, we honor Gye Nyame, the most sacred Kente symbol, meaning “Except for God.” It reflects the belief that no power is greater than the divine. At Matue Couture,...

FUNTUNFUNEFU DENKYEMFUNEFU: Siamese Crocodiles ...

This week, we feature Funtunfunefu-ᴐdenkyemfunefu, the powerful symbol of Siamese Crocodiles. Representing democracy and unity in diversity, it reminds us that shared strength only matters when we choose collaboration over...

FOFO: The Flower That Warns Us

This week’s Kente symbol, Fofo, represents jealousy and envy. Named after a yellow-flowered plant that appears beautiful but tastes bitter, it reminds us that not all things that shine are...

FIHANKRA: The Home That Holds Us

This week’s Kente symbol, Fihankra, means “house” or “compound.” It represents safety, stability, and the strength of having a space to call your own. At Matue Couture, Fihankra inspires our...

EBAN: The Fence That Holds Love and Strength

This week, we explore Eban, the Kente symbol of the fence—representing love, safety, and strength. Rooted in Akan tradition, this symbol honors the spaces we protect and the people we...

DENKYEM: The Crocodile That Teaches Us to Adapt

This week, we spotlight Denkyem, the crocodile symbol of Kente, representing adaptability and quiet resilience. Celebrated for its ability to thrive in both water and on land, the crocodile reminds...