It begins with Sankofa, the bird that turns back to retrieve the egg from its back. For us, it represents the idea that looking back is not the opposite of moving forward — it is the foundation of it.
In the background appears Funtumfunefu Denkyemfunefu — two crocodiles sharing one belly. Different in form, yet bound by a shared need. A reminder that we are distinct, but deeply connected.
Okuafo Pa, the good farmer, symbolizes care, patience, and consistent growth. It reflects a process rooted in intention, craft, and meaning developed over time.
Abode Santann reminds us that everything has two sides — past and present, body and spirit, tradition and change. We design within that balance.
And finally, Ese ne Tekrema — the teeth and the tongue. Though they sometimes clash, they always make peace. A symbol of reconciliation, harmony, and moving forward together.
