Carry a reminder to lead with purpose. Handcrafted in Ghana by Vida Akpetiyo Narh, the EcoAdinkra Ohene Adwa Bracelet pairs matte black recycled glass beads with a gold-tone Adinkra centerpiece. It is an everyday connection to heritage, thoughtful craftsmanship, and the responsibility that comes with leadership.
At a glance
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Artisan: Vida Akpetiyo Narh
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Origin: Handmade in Ghana
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Materials: Recycled glass beads and a gold-tone Adinkra centerpiece
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Symbol: Ohene Adwa, the King’s Stool
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Style: Unisex stretch bracelet
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Choices: Classic Black or Black with Tiger Eyes
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 carries the identity and continuity of leadership within a community.
Wear it as a quiet reminder that leadership is not only about a position. It is also about serving others with wisdom, fairness, and integrity, while staying connected to the people and traditions that shape you.
Choose your style
Classic Black: Matte black recycled glass beads and a gold-tone Ohene Adwa centerpiece create an understated combination for everyday wear.
Black with Tiger Eyes: Two polished tiger’s eye beads add golden-brown warmth to the matte black glass and gold-tone centerpiece.
Make it part of your everyday story
Slip it on before stepping into your day, whether you are heading to work, gathering with friends, or marking a new chapter. Wear it on its own for a simple statement or alongside pieces that carry their own meaning.
It also makes a thoughtful gift for someone beginning a leadership role, celebrating a milestone, or finding their own way to lead.
From Vida’s hands to yours
Behind this bracelet is Ghanaian artisan Vida Akpetiyo Narh. Her craftsmanship brings recycled glass and Adinkra symbolism together in a piece made to be worn and appreciated.
At Ayebea’s Sankofa Marketplace, our direct partnerships with Ghanaian artisans keep the makers at the heart of the story. The recycled glass beads give materials a new purpose while celebrating Ghana’s artistic traditions.
A few things to know
Does every bracelet include tiger’s eye?
No. Choose Black with Tiger Eyes for the two polished tiger’s eye accents, or Classic Black for the design without them.
Is the centerpiece solid gold?
The centerpiece is described as gold-tone, not solid gold.
How do I choose my design?
Select your preferred option using the style selector before adding the bracelet to your cart.
Rooted in tradition. Made with purpose. Worn with meaning.
