Ese Ne Tekrema Pendant Necklace
Ese Ne Tekrema Pendant Necklace, with lobster claw clasps, Adinkra Ese Ne Tekrema, (60cm) long. “The Tongue and the Teeth” – Harmony Through Contrast
Crafted in 18k gold plating over stainless steel, the Ese Ne Tekrema Pendant Necklace tells a story of duality—of tension and tenderness, challenge and connection. This Adinkra symbol, which translates to “the tongue and the teeth”, represents the delicate balance in relationships: even though they may clash, they coexist, support, and protect each other.
This piece is a mirror for the modern woman navigating sisterhood, leadership, love, and legacy. It honours the beauty of disagreement, the power of resolution, and the grace in speaking truth while staying grounded.
Worn close to the heart, it becomes more than an accessory—it becomes a reminder that conflict can coexist with care, and boundaries can coexist with softness.
Ese Ne Tekrema Pendant Necklace, with lobster claw clasps, Adinkra Ese Ne Tekrema, (60cm) long. “The Tongue and the Teeth” – Harmony Through Contrast
Crafted in 18k gold plating over stainless steel, the Ese Ne Tekrema Pendant Necklace tells a story of duality—of tension and tenderness, challenge and connection. This Adinkra symbol, which translates to “the tongue and the teeth”, represents the delicate balance in relationships: even though they may clash, they coexist, support, and protect each other.
This piece is a mirror for the modern woman navigating sisterhood, leadership, love, and legacy. It honours the beauty of disagreement, the power of resolution, and the grace in speaking truth while staying grounded.
Worn close to the heart, it becomes more than an accessory—it becomes a reminder that conflict can coexist with care, and boundaries can coexist with softness.
Ese Ne Tekrema Pendant Necklace, with lobster claw clasps, Adinkra Ese Ne Tekrema, (60cm) long. “The Tongue and the Teeth” – Harmony Through Contrast
Crafted in 18k gold plating over stainless steel, the Ese Ne Tekrema Pendant Necklace tells a story of duality—of tension and tenderness, challenge and connection. This Adinkra symbol, which translates to “the tongue and the teeth”, represents the delicate balance in relationships: even though they may clash, they coexist, support, and protect each other.
This piece is a mirror for the modern woman navigating sisterhood, leadership, love, and legacy. It honours the beauty of disagreement, the power of resolution, and the grace in speaking truth while staying grounded.
Worn close to the heart, it becomes more than an accessory—it becomes a reminder that conflict can coexist with care, and boundaries can coexist with softness.
Ese Ne Tekrema - the teeth and tongue , Meaning & Philosophical Significance is Symbol of friendship and interdependence
