The Saharan Collage Table Numbers feature an assortment of different Adinkra symbols framing the entire table number.

These cards may be printed in the color of your choice and may also be customized by adding your initials in a 3-letter monogram and the date of your special event.

Name of the Bride

Name of the Groom

Celebration Date

Border/Ink Color Black Platinum Silver Ivory Mustard Gold Mango Pale Pink Fuschia Coral Mauve Red Cranberry Burgundy Powder Blue Tiffany Blue Turquoise Blue Navy Sage Mint Chartreuse Green Forest Green Lilac Periwinkle Purple Aubergine Taupe Brown Chocolate

Product Style Card Style Tent Style

Quantity 10 @ $25.00 15 @ $36.00 20 @ $46.00 25 @ $55.00 30 @ $63.00 35 @ $70.00 40 @ $76.00 50 @ $87.50 60 @ $96.00 75 @ $108.75

Paper Color White Antique White Ivory

Adinkra are small symbols from West Africa, originally created by the Gyaman people, in what is now the present day country of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire in western Africa. The term Adinkra came from the legendary king of the Gyaman, Nani kofi Adinkra, who wore clothes with colorful patterns made up of symbols with special meanings.