Ìyàwò Ọ̀sìngín hair style and what it means
Ìyàwò Ọ̀sìngín hair style and what it means Ìyàwò Ọ̀sìngín signify the happiness and joy of a newly wed bride and how people which includes her in laws and joy…
Moremi Hair style and what it means
Moremi Hair style and what it means Mọremí Àjàṣorò hairstyle represents the bravery of queen Mọremí Àjàṣorò. The woman whose remains immaculate in the history of the Yorùbá people.
Kojusoko Hairstyle and what it means
Kọjúsọ́kọ hairstyle meaning face your husband. This hairstyle is mainly for married women. It represents respect,high regard and admiration for their husbands. It’s important to note that there are two…
ile IFe Art Hairstyle and Meaning
Ilé-Ifẹ̀ art hairstyle depict ifẹ̀ bronze and artifacts. Hairstyle is frame 1,the second frame is what the hairstyle represents.
Gele Nílẹ YORUBA
Gele is Yoruba. You started using gele after coming in contact with us. I have dozens of early 1900s pictures of Yoruba women with gele. You can’t find up to…
World Obatala Day
Òrìsà Ńlá pẹlẹ o, mọrímọrí tíí mọrí ọmọ tuntun. Òrìsà Ńlá, I hail thee The Maker of babys’ heads. Happy Obàtálá Worship Day, Universe
Making Traditional boundary
We call it okùn dídẹ̀, it consists of looped iron cable, a long sturdy stick that acts like a spring and other small sticks that serve as trigger and holder/breaker.…
Land Buying and Allocation in Ancient times
In Ancient Yorubaland, alot of people measure and sell land by throwing stone. When the seller throw the stone, wherever the stone land is the buyer’s allocated land.
Esu’s sculpture, Something to learn from
Esu’s sculpture is characterized by a figure (usually with a flute) that has a reverse head emerging from his hair. This reverse head is looking in the opposite direction of…