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African Inspired
P R O D U C T S

African Symbols
Place Cards
Table Numbers
Table Name Cards
Menu Cards
Programs
Seating Charts
Certificates
Stationery

Create Custom
African Themed Place Cards
for Weddings and Special Events
using African Adinkra Symbols, Kente & Kuba Cloth Patterns, Animal Illustrations & Custom Monograms which incorporate African Symbols and
Cultural Patterns.

African Inspired Place Cards and Escort Cards
Kuba & Kente Patterns

Choose a sample place card below or create something original
by mixing and matching African Symbols, Borders, Fonts & Illustrations.

Place Cards are available in CARD or TENTED styles.
Place Cards are available blank or with guest calligraphy.
View Color Chart for Border, Font & Illustration color choices.
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Fonts & Monograms
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MATCHING PRODUCTS
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Kente & Kuba Pattern Table Numbers
Kente & Kuba Pattern Table Name Cards
Kente & Kuba Pattern Place Cards
Kente & Kuba Pattern Menu Cards
Kente & Kuba Pattern Program
Kente Pattern Seating Chart
Kente Pattern Certificate
Kente Pattern Stationery

Kuba Ngeende Pattern
Kuba Patterns are from the
Ngeende, Bushoong and Ngongo peoples. These patterns are
covered with geometric
symbols in a rhythmic design.

Kente Asante Pattern
The wearing of Kente was once the prerogative of the king and high-ranking chiefs, but today it can be worn by other Asante on formal occasions.

Kuba Bushoong Pattern
Kuba Patterns are from the
Ngeende, Bushoong and Ngongo peoples. These patterns are
covered with geometric
symbols in a rhythmic design.