Igbo symbols are visual representation of ideas, beliefs, and values of the Igbo people, an ethnic group in Nigeria. These symbols are often used in their traditional art and are still relevant in their contemporary art and designs.
Some of these symbols have specific meanings, for example, the Akwukwo represents unity, while the Ndudu symbolizes perseverance. The Okpuru is a symbol of courage, and the Nka is a symbol of beauty.
Igbo symbols also have spiritual significance and are used in rituals, ceremonies, and festivals. For example, the Nsibidi symbol is used in divination, while the Mbari symbol is used in the worship of ancestral spirits.
Igbo symbols are usually abstract in form, with geometric shapes and patterns. They are often created using a combination of lines, curves, and dots, and are sometimes accompanied by proverbs or poems to explain their meanings.
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