Control economics of our community – Nsibidi

500 CFA

Stitch a piece of ancient script with this instant-download pattern. Includes a clear chart, thread list, and cultural notes to create a meaningful Nsibidi symbol from the Ejagham people.

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Stitch a piece of history.

Decode the ancient Nsibidi writing system with this detailed digital cross-stitch pattern. Nsibidi is an ideographic script of symbols and signs originating from the Ejagham peoples of southeastern Nigeria and southwestern Cameroon. Used historically for communication, record-keeping, and adornment, each symbol conveys complex ideas and philosophical concepts. This pattern guides you in transforming a character from this profound visual language into a precise, stitched piece—a meditative act of cultural connection and discovery with every stitch.

Your Digital Download Includes:

· Complete Cross-Stitch Pattern: Easy-to-follow chart with clear symbols and a color key.
· Full-Color Reference Image: A visual guide of the finished stitched design.
· Thread Legend: A detailed list of the embroidery thread colours required.
· Fabric & Stitch Count: Recommended Aida cloth count and finished design dimensions.
· Cultural Context: A brief note on the Nsibidi writing system and the meaning of the specific symbol.

This Pattern is Perfect For:

· Stitchers fascinated by history, symbolism, and ancient scripts.
· Crafters seeking deeply meaningful and educational projects.
· Creating unique framed art, bookmarks, or textile details.
· A unique project that combines craft with historical learning.

Please Note: This is a digital download. You will receive the pattern file in a common format such as PDF or .JPEG. No physical materials or finished items are shipped. The pattern is for personal use; sales of finished items from this pattern are permitted for small-scale, handcrafted businesses.

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