Kwanzaa Celebration Gift Items

Brown Black Sankofa Artwork Kinara Kwanzaa Candle Holder (Kinara)! including: Seven Candles (Mshumaa Saba). Wood Unity Cup, Shapes may vary in Carved or Tulip Shape. (Kikombe Cha Umoja), brown corn and Place Mat (Mkeka) Sold separately.  The Candle holder (kinara) is the center of the Kwanzaa setting and represents the original stalk from which we came: our ancestry. The kinara can be shape - straight lines, semicircles, or spirals - as long as the seven candles are separate and distinct, like a candelabra. Kinaras are made from all kinds of materials, and many celebrants create their own from fallen branches, wood or other natural materials.

AKA Kwanza Kinara Candle Holder (Kinara)! including: Seven Candles (Mshumaa Saba). Wood Unity Cup, Shapes may vary in Carved or Tulip Shape. (Kikombe Cha Umoja), brown corn and Place Mat (Mkeka) Sold separately.  The Candle holder (kinara) is the center of the Kwanzaa setting and represents the original stalk from which we came: our ancestry. The kinara can be shape - straight lines, semicircles, or spirals - as long as the seven candles are separate and distinct, like a candelabra. Kinaras are made from all kinds of materials, and many celebrants create their own from fallen branches, wood or other natural materials.

Kwanza Circle Kinara Set Candle Holder (Kinara)! including: Seven Candles (Mshumaa Saba). Wood Unity Cup, Shapes may vary in Carved or Tulip Shape. (Kikombe Cha Umoja), brown corn and Place Mat (Mkeka) Sold separately.  The Candle holder (kinara) is the center of the Kwanzaa setting and represents the original stalk from which we came: our ancestry. The kinara can be shape - straight lines, semicircles, or spirals - as long as the seven candles are separate and distinct, like a candelabra. Kinaras are made from all kinds of materials, and many celebrants create their own from fallen branches, wood or other natural materials.

Sankofa Bird Set Candle Holder (Kinara)! Sankofa Bird Set Candle Holder (Kinara)! That translates to "retrieve" (literally "go back and get"; san - to return; ko - to go; fa - to fetch, to seek and take) and also refers to the Bono Adinkra symbol represented either with a stylized heart shape or by a bird with its head turned backwards while its feet face forward carrying a precious egg in its mouth. Sankofa is often associated with the proverb, “Se wo were fi na wosankofa a yenkyi," or “Sankofa w’onkyir” which translates as: "It is not wrong to go back for that which you have forgotten." It implores for Africans to reach back into ancient history for traditions and customs that have been left behind.

Kwanza Kinara Set (Black Wood) Candle Holder (Kinara)! including: Seven Candles (Mshumaa Saba). Wood Unity Cup, Shapes may vary in Carved or Tulip Shape. (Kikombe Cha Umoja), brown corn and Place Mat (Mkeka) Sold separately.  The Candle holder (kinara) is the center of the Kwanzaa setting and represents the original stalk from which we came: our ancestry. The kinara can be shape - straight lines, semicircles, or spirals - as long as the seven candles are separate and distinct, like a candelabra. Kinaras are made from all kinds of materials, and many celebrants create their own from fallen branches, wood or other natural materials.

Kwanza Africa Set (Tie Dye) Candle Holder (Kinara)! including: Seven Candles (Mshumaa Saba). Wood Unity Cup, Shapes may vary in Carved or Tulip Shape. (Kikombe Cha Umoja), brown corn and Place Mat (Mkeka) Sold separately. The Candle holder (kinara) is the center of the Kwanzaa setting and represents the original stalk from which we came: our ancestry. The kinara can be shape - straight lines, semicircles, or spirals - as long as the seven candles are separate and distinct, like a candelabra. Kinaras are made from all kinds of materials, and many celebrants create their own from fallen branches, wood or other natural materials.

Unity Kwanzaa Kinara Set Candle Holder (Kinara)! including: Seven Candles (Mshumaa Saba). Wood Unity Cup, Shapes may vary in Carved or Tulip Shape. (Kikombe Cha Umoja), brown corn and Place Mat (Mkeka) Sold separately. The Candle holder (kinara) is the center of the Kwanzaa setting and represents the original stalk from which we came: our ancestry. The kinara can be shape - straight lines, semicircles, or spirals - as long as the seven candles are separate and distinct, like a candelabra. Kinaras are made from all kinds of materials, and many celebrants create their own from fallen branches, wood or other natural materials.

African Ethnic standing dolls, Made with colorful Senegalise printed cloth. (9"- 10" tall) and (15'' - 16'' tall), each with it's own special designs. They come dressed in authentic African clothing made from African fabrics. Makes a charming impression on any home. Can also brighten up anyone's day as the perfect gift. Clothing styles will vary.

African print fabric table runner. Add a touch of Africa to your style or decor
You can also use these cloth as table runners to give your home a piece of African hand-made beauty.The ends are V shaped to add decoration to the table. Made by Wilsdom Designs. Each is approx. 86” long and 18” wide or 86" and 9" wide.

This Hand Carved Solid Ebony Wood Candle Holder (Kinara) Approximately (11.5"w x 6"h), including: Seven Candles (Mshumaa Saba). Wood Unity Cup (Kikombe Cha Umoja) and Place Mat (Mkeka) Sold Separately. Made in Ghana West Africa.  The Candle holder (kinara) is the center of the Kwanzaa setting and represents the original stalk from which we came: our ancestry. The kinara can be shape - straight lines, semicircles, or spirals - as long as the seven candles are separate and distinct, like a candelabra. Kinaras are made from all kinds of materials, and many celebrants create their own from fallen branches, wood or other natural materials.

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Mkeka: Kwanza Kinara Place Mat