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NANI - A Fantasy Graphic Novel Inspired by African Mythology by Kugali — Kickstarter Black Mythology, African Creatures, African Mythology Art, African Monsters, African Manga, African Monster, African Mythical Creatures, African Folklore, African Fantasy Clothing

Kugali is raising funds for NANI - A Fantasy Graphic Novel Inspired by African Mythology on Kickstarter! An epic fantasy comic about two sisters who find themselves transported to a magical world inspired by African myths and legends.

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an image of a man dancing in the air with his arms out and legs spread

Anansi (also known as Ananse, Kwaku Ananse, Anancy, and Aunt Nancy in the Southern U.S.) is a trickster god originating from the Ashanti tradition. He is most commonly shown as a spider, and is the god of stories. Once, the sky god Nyame had all the stories, and none were in the world. Anansi asked Nyame to buy the stories. Nyame told Anansi that he had to bring him Onini the Python, Osebo the Leopard, the Mmoboro hornets, and Mmoatia the dwarf. To get these creatures, Anansi: Tricked…

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an image of a spider with a crown on it's head sitting in front of a clock

Amongst all the African folktale characters that exist, Kwaku Anansi is the most popular and important. The West African folktale character is a spider with human characteristics from the Akan culture of West Africa. The Akan ethnic group is the biggest ethnic group that umbrellas a number of sub groups in Ghana and parts of...

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African music remains one of the most vital repertories performed today. Its history reaches back into ancient times, its continued cultivation on the continent is as alive and human centered as it ever was, and its worldwide influence is deep, subtle, and profound. Ancient Africa Clothing, Ancient African Fashion, African Mythology Art, African Dragon, African Temple, African Magic, Old African Art, Ancient Africa, Ancient African Art

African music remains one of the most vital repertories performed today. Its history reaches back into ancient times, its continued cultivation on the continent is as alive and human centered as it ever was, and its worldwide influence is deep, subtle, and profound.

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two people dressed in red and black standing next to each other on a desert area

The God from the Maasai, Ngai, which is no male or female, is believed to have various aspects, but there are two very important manifestations: One of them is benevolent and good, called Ngai Narok, which is color black, while the other, that is color red, angry is know as Ngai Na-Nyokie. Ngai (that means sky) was one with Earth and owned all the cattle. One day Sky and Earth split from each other, and because of this, Ngai was no longer among them, taking the cattle with him up to the…

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a mermaid with long hair holding a spear

The Jengu, from Cameroon, differs in appearance from person to person, but it is said to be a beautiful, mermaid-like figures with long, hair and gap-toothed smiles. A Jengu (plural Miengu) is a wa…

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