A symbol of leadership, responsibility, and royal heritage.
The EcoAdinkra Ohene Adwa Bracelet brings together Ghanaian craftsmanship, sustainability, and meaningful cultural symbolism in a timeless accessory.
Handcrafted in Ghana by artisan Vida Akpetiyo Narh, this bracelet features matte black recycled glass beads and a striking gold-tone Ohene Adwa Adinkra centerpiece. Available in two distinctive styles, it offers a meaningful expression of heritage, leadership, and purpose.
The Meaning of Ohene Adwa
Ohene Adwa, meaning “King's Stool” in Akan, represents leadership, authority, and royal sovereignty.
In Akan tradition, the stool is more than a seat. It symbolizes the authority, identity, and continuity of leadership within a community.
The Ohene Adwa symbol reminds us that leadership carries responsibility. True leadership is not simply about holding a position of authority, but about serving others with wisdom, fairness, and integrity.
It is a meaningful reminder to lead with purpose while remaining connected to the people and traditions that shape us.
Choose Your Style
Classic Black
A timeless design featuring matte black recycled glass beads and a gold-tone Ohene Adwa centerpiece. Understated and versatile, it offers a refined expression of Ghanaian heritage suitable for everyday wear.
Black & Tiger's Eye
A distinctive variation featuring matte black recycled glass beads accented with two polished tiger's eye beads. The rich golden-brown tones complement the gold-tone Ohene Adwa centerpiece, adding warmth and character to the design.
Product Details
Artisan: Vida Akpetiyo Narh
Origin: Handmade in Ghana
Materials: Recycled glass beads and gold-tone Adinkra centerpiece
Accent Stones: Tiger's eye (Black & Tiger's Eye variant only)
Adinkra Symbol: Ohene Adwa – Leadership, Authority & Royal Sovereignty
Colors: Matte black and gold, with optional golden-brown tiger's eye accents
Style: Unisex stretch bracelet
Available Variants: Classic Black | Black & Tiger's Eye
Made With Purpose
At Ayebea's Sankofa Marketplace, we believe that what we wear can carry meaning beyond its beauty.
Through our direct partnerships with Ghanaian artisans like Vida Akpetiyo Narh, we celebrate traditional craftsmanship, support artisan livelihoods, and encourage sustainable practices.
Made with recycled glass beads, each bracelet reflects the beauty of giving materials new purpose while honoring Ghana's rich artistic traditions.
Rooted in tradition. Made with purpose
