Adinkra symbols are visual symbols originating from the Akan people of Ghana. They represent various concepts, values, and proverbs, often reflecting themes like wisdom, strength, and unity. Traditionally, these symbols are used in textiles, pottery, and advertising, serving both decorative and communicative purposes. Each symbol has a unique meaning and can be combined to convey complex ideas. For example, the Fawohodie symbol represents independence and freedom, while the Nkyinkyim symbolizes initiative and dynamism. Adinkra symbols are an important part of Ghanaian culture and are increasingly recognized worldwide for their artistic and philosophical significance.