Adinkra symbols of the Akan, whether Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana, are considered. There have been some articles right here, such as Aya, Sankofa and Besaseka or even [3] Adinkrahene and Sram.
Today (funny) we honor crocodile symbols.
First of Siamese crocodiles (!) responding on behalf of:
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or crocodiles that have two mouths filling
one stomach ...
They are the symbol of unity in diversity, democracy
and the interdependence. At the same time they share a stomach (these
are Siamese, do not forget) and the same time fight and compete for
food.
This symbol is very popular, says wisely that infighting and tribalism is harmful to those who engage in it.
The second is a funny crocro-like turtle ....
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crocodileIt is the symbol of adaptability as you see, the crocodile lives in water but breathe air.
This represents an ability to adapt to the circumstances.
Adinkra symbols are always ideographic...Aren't they?
Jeu de briques
Snake
Pacman
Bubble