Objcl Posters and Art Prints

Description: Premier Label

Description: OBJCL 1O Cedis

Description: OBJCL Pattern Motif

Description: OBJCL African Heritage Motifs

Description: Our Official Logo

Description: ICONIC OBJCL KENTE & LOGOTYPE

Description: OBJCL Afromotifs

Description: OBJCL Genie Rapper

Description: OBJCL TRUE LOVE MASK MOTIFS

Description: OBJCL Official Pattern

Description: Premier Label

Description: MADE IN TEMA.

Description: OBJCL Tema Heritage Motifs

Description: Official currency motif.

Description: Official OBJCL Afrobot Character

Description: Bandana Motifs By OBJCL

Description: Afrobot Character

Description: Freedom and Justice

Description: Official Seal

Description: OBJCL TEMA SERIES

Description: Our Iconic Fancy Camouflage

Description: OBJCL Afromotifs

Description: OBJCL Afronative Patterns

Description: OBJCL Afromotifs

Description: OBJCL Afronative Patterns

Description: Every one relocated at a point from Africa!

Description: OBJCL Guan Migration Motifs

Description: BENIN KINGDOM QUEEN!

Description: Original OBJCL Coin Design

Description: Celebrating the man of the millenia!

Description: Iconic Motif from ealy times of the brand brought back!

Description: Heritage!

Description: Dr Kwame Nkrumah Silhouette featuring the old and some modern Ghanaian currency notes.

Description: Design features Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah. The Legend the man of the Millenia!

Description: I am a proud Ashanti!

Description: Kumasi is the historic capital of the Ashanti Kingdom and one of the most culturally important cities in Ghana. Founded in the late 17th century by Asante leaders led by Otumfuo Osei Tutu I and his spiritual adviser Okomfo Anokye, Kumasi became the political and spiritual center of the powerful Ashanti Empire. The city grew rapidly through trade in gold, kola nuts, and later cocoa, becoming a major center for commerce and traditional craftsmanship. Kumasi is also deeply connected to the sacred Sikadwa Kofi, believed to embody the soul and unity of the Ashanti people. Often called “The Garden City of West Africa,” Kumasi is known for its rich traditions, royal heritage, kente weaving, festivals, and vibrant markets like Kejetia Market.