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BIRIBI WO SORO Adinkra Stamp – Symbol of Hope | Adinkra Stamping Block
BIRIBI WO SORO Adinkra Stamp – Symbol of Hope | Adinkra Stamping Block
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BIRIBI WO SORO – Adinkra Symbol Stamp | Adinkra Stamping Block Ghana Adinkra
Discover the authenticity and symbolism behind the BIRIBI WO SORO Adinkra stamping block an elegant stamp originally used in the crafting of traditional Ghanaian cloths.
- Height (including handle): 3" (76 mm)
- Stamp motive size: 2 5/8" × 2 7/16" (66 mm × 63 mm)
BIRIBI WO SORO -translated as “God, there is something in the heavens, let it reach me”, is a profound symbol of hope and aspiration in Akan culture. When stamped onto cloth, it conveys a wish for divine blessings and positive change. The design invites patience and faith that what is destined from above will eventually find its way to us.
In Ghanaian proverbs, hope is often paralleled with light in darkness, this symbol is invoked in times of uncertainty, much like saying “Good things come to those who wait.”
Artisan Craftsmanship & Cultural Heritage
This genuine Adinkra stamping block is meticulously carved from the bottom of a dried calabash (gourd). The rounded stamping surface is carefully shaped so the dye can be applied using a gentle, rocking motion. The handle on the back is made from wooden or cane pegs and is wrapped in colorful cloth for comfort and a secure grip. Traditional dye is prepared from the bark of the native “badie” tree, yielding a rich, natural color.
The Adinkra tradition traces back to Nana Kofi Adinkra, a legendary king of Gyaman (now in Ivory Coast), who was captured by the Asante King Bonsu Panyin. His patterned cloth came to symbolize mourning and became the foundation of the Adinkra textile practice. Originally reserved for royalty, chiefs, and priests at funerals and major ceremonies, today Adinkra cloth is embraced by all, used in celebrations, rites of passage, and cultural gatherings across Ghana.
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Bring the spirit of hope into your creative projects with this beautiful BIRIBI WO SORO Adinkra stamp, made with passion and cultural authenticity from TribalGH.
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