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What if, through the many symbols of our world's peoples, we found common hopes, beliefs, ideologies and virtues? What if, through the paths of many, we found the truth of One? Known worldwide for their ingenuity, artistry and superior craftsmanship, Jendayi Collection specializes in symbolic, culturally inspired wedding rings and fine jewelry.

The Language of Symbols
Symbols tell stories, now and then they tell history, they always “tell” meaning. Often emblems for concepts and beliefs, a symbol is something that represents something else. Consider ancient civilizations symbols for the sun. Not only did their symbols depict the physical star, but it spoke of all the Sun’s worth to the their individual cultures. Symbols have the unique ability to focus the

attention, and heighten an intention. Along with imagination they can help you reach a goal or more fully realize a concept. Consider the Peace Symbol widely used in the 1960’s. Use and create them in love and wisdom.

Clients can design their rings with symbols/designs that are significant to them. Some of the most requested symbols are certain Adinkra symbols. They speak of one’s relationship to God / Divine Presence and to others. They also speak of how to live one’s life and the virtues, characteristics, and values with which we live.

Akoma Ntoso • (The Joined Hearts) Understanding & Agreement. “Hearts joined together by God, cannot be separated by man.”

Aware Pa • (Good Marriage) Sanctity of Marriage, Devotion, Patience & Love. Proverb: “Marriage thrives and blossoms on the farm of patience.”

Odo Nnyew Fie Kwan • (Love Does Not Get Lost On Its Way Home) The power of love. Proverb: “Love lights its own path. It never gets lost on its way home.”

Me Ware WO • (I Shall Marry You) Symbol of commitment and perseverance. From the expression "No one rushes into the job of mixing the concrete for building the house of marriage."

Sankofa Heart • (Go Back and Fetch It) Sankofa Heart- Respecting the wisdom of the past, in order to build a better future.

Jendayi Collection will be in Atlanta Thursday, July 24 - Sunday, July 27, 2008
at the National Black Arts Festival in the Georgia Convention Center.
Jendayi Collection is scheduled to open a store in Atlanta in early 2009.