True growth emerges from reflection and creativity. Read below to explore the short tales and meanings behind some of the pattern designs.
Queen of Love
Keep all signs of quietness and devotion.
To be crowned a queen is something a lady desires.
Love for the days when you don’t have hope.
The strength of love removes the control of mind fogs.
Love for the days when you don’t have hope.
Ɔdɔ Hemaa
Kora dinn ne ahobrɛase nyinaa.
Sɛ wɔbɛhyɛ ɔbaa ahenkyɛw no yɛ ade a ɔbaa pɛ.
Dɔ ma nna a wonni anidaso.
Dɔ ahoɔden yi adwene mu kusuu fi hɔ.
Dɔ ma nna a wonni anidaso.
Power and Beauty
Power corrupts the mind, and darkness grows.
Beauty updates the best version of ourselves.
Can power and beauty sleep well at night?
See what happens after the balance of elegance and authority.
Growth of weakness and strength is made during trials.
Tumi Ne Fɛ
Tumi sɛe adwene, na sum nyin.
Ahoɔfɛ ma yɛn ankasa kɔ anim kɔ version a eye sen biara.
So tumi ne ahoɔfɛ betumi ada asomdwoe mu anadwo?
Hwɛ nea ɛba bere a ahoɔfɛ ne tumi nhyehyɛe no di akyi.
Mmerɛwyɛ ne ahoɔden nyin wɔ sɔhwɛ mu.
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Water and Fire
Water and fire come together in perfect harmony.
The Holy Spirit is wisdom in motion, like shifting sand.
The fabric’s design brings opposites together to create life.
A cycle, like birth and death, ever-flowing.
A hidden contract, tucked away in the backdoor of history.
Nsuo ne Ogya
Nsuo ne ogya hyia wɔ pɛyɛ mu.
Honhom Kronkron no yɛ nyansa a ɛreyɛ adwuma, te sɛ anwea a ɛresesa.
Ntama no nsɛsoɔ ka nneɛma a ɛsono ho bom ma nkwa ba.
Ɛyɛ ntwa-tohɔ, te sɛ awo ne owuo, a ɛkɔ so daa.
Apam bi a ahintaw, a wɔde asie abakɔsɛm akyi.
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The Spider’s Weave
The spider’s hug was said to bring something different from the world of the unknown.
Close to the web, its known design is textured,
connected like a body built to capture with its hard eyes.
The spider is on the list of everyone’s fears.
The spider fell from its webbing.
Ananse Ntontoɔ
Wɔka sɛ ananse no fam a, ɛde biribi foforo fi nea wonnim wiase no mu ba.
Ɔbɛn ne ntontan ho, ne nsɛsoɔ a yenim no wɔ nhyehyɛe mu.
Ɛbɔ mu te sɛ nipadua a wɔayɛ no sɛnea ɛbɛkyere, na n’ani yɛ den.
Ananse ka nnipa nyinaa suro mu.
Ananse no fii ne ntontan so hwee.
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Cloth of Mother Earth
Mother Earth writes to bring all the sisters together.
Mother Earth feels the connection of the body and soul.
Mother Earth needs someone who understands.
“Mother Earth, did you ever go where your heart wanted you to go?”
Ahwehwɛ Mu Fɛ
Asaase Maame kyerɛw de ka anuanom mmea nyinaa bom.
Asaase Maame te nka sɛnea nipadua ne ɔkra no bom.
Asaase Maame hia obi a ɔte ase.
“Asaase Maame, woakɔ pɛ baabi a wo koma pɛ sɛ wokɔ pɛn?”
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