Funtumfunafu Denkyem Funafu Earrings
Funtumfunafu Denkyem Funafu Earrings- Siamese Crocodiles - Pendant size 16.5x11x1.2mm, hole 1.5mm, with French hook.
“One Stomach, Two Crocodiles” – Unity Through Tension
These striking 18k gold-plated earrings embody the spirit of shared destiny. The Funtumfunafu Denkyemfunafu symbol, which depicts two conjoined crocodiles fighting over food, speaks to the power and paradox of unity. It reminds us that even in struggle, we are connected—that the survival of one depends on the wellbeing of the other.
Worn in gold, this symbol becomes a bold testament to community, kinship, and the complex dance of coexistence. Whether it’s within families, movements, or sisterhoods, this piece invites reflection: how do we share power, voice, and vision while being true to ourselves?
Funtumfunafu Denkyem Funafu Earrings- Siamese Crocodiles - Pendant size 16.5x11x1.2mm, hole 1.5mm, with French hook.
“One Stomach, Two Crocodiles” – Unity Through Tension
These striking 18k gold-plated earrings embody the spirit of shared destiny. The Funtumfunafu Denkyemfunafu symbol, which depicts two conjoined crocodiles fighting over food, speaks to the power and paradox of unity. It reminds us that even in struggle, we are connected—that the survival of one depends on the wellbeing of the other.
Worn in gold, this symbol becomes a bold testament to community, kinship, and the complex dance of coexistence. Whether it’s within families, movements, or sisterhoods, this piece invites reflection: how do we share power, voice, and vision while being true to ourselves?
Funtumfunafu Denkyem Funafu Earrings- Siamese Crocodiles - Pendant size 16.5x11x1.2mm, hole 1.5mm, with French hook.
“One Stomach, Two Crocodiles” – Unity Through Tension
These striking 18k gold-plated earrings embody the spirit of shared destiny. The Funtumfunafu Denkyemfunafu symbol, which depicts two conjoined crocodiles fighting over food, speaks to the power and paradox of unity. It reminds us that even in struggle, we are connected—that the survival of one depends on the wellbeing of the other.
Worn in gold, this symbol becomes a bold testament to community, kinship, and the complex dance of coexistence. Whether it’s within families, movements, or sisterhoods, this piece invites reflection: how do we share power, voice, and vision while being true to ourselves?
Funtumfunafu Denkyem Funafurn - Siamese Crocodiles A symbol of Democracy in all aspects of life. It also encourages oneness of humanity. A symbol of unity in diversity giving a common destiny; sharing; from the proverb, "Funtumfrafu denkyemfrafu, wowo yafunu koro nanso wonya biribi a wofom efiri se aduane no de no yete no wo menetwitwie mu," to wit, Funtumfrafu and Denkyemfrafu share a stomach but when they get something (food) they strive over it because the sweetness of the food is felt as it passes through the throat.
