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‘I Embrace My Independence’ Print

$40.00 - $58.00

‘I Embrace My Independence’

Affirmation A3 Print on 160 gsm paper

Including colouring in print (optional). Link to PDF will be sent to your email upon purchase


Our personal journey of independence is a life long one. As we grow and explore we gain all kinds of knowledge and wisdom from our experiences. Some of these knowings and truths can come from the Earth & Nature, the Divine Cosmos or our own inner spirit and soul. Society, certain structures and systems can make us feel at times that codependence is an easier option and it may be though Indigenous knowledge calls us to rely on and connect with each other - we must always remain self sovereign!


This print includes a rendition of the Adinkra symbol ‘Owia Kokroko’ translating in Asante Twi to ‘The Greatness of the Sun’. To the Akan the Sun is reverenced as a great Force that provides vitality, illuminating protection and divine sustenance for the Earth. May we receive and embody this energy as lead own lives with the twists and turns of our destiny path.


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Janina Nana Yaa Asiedu (they/them) is a Queer Ghanaian artist, Ritualist and Ancestral practitioner. Born in Aotearoa NZ and founder of House of Afi x Nyame Dua, they offer visual art, herbal skin-care, spiritual adornments and divination that guide the collective through the waters of Ancestral intimacy & healing.


Janina’s artwork embraces the use of vibrant tones and texture to call the unseen to be seen. Honouring African Divinities, Adinkra symbols and mystical forces of Nature. Their heart is most fulfilled when uplifting LGBTQ+, African, Black and Brown community. Deeply inspired by Indigenous patterns, line work and naturally informed by their upbringing in Tāmaki Makaurau their art reflects their ancestral migration as tauiwi and the ongoing connection to whenua and Tangata Whenua Māori.