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Black (Ojii) symbolizes maturity, spiritual energy, and the potential of the earth. It  signifies respect for ancestral knowledge and the deep connection between past, present, and future.

Red (Obara Obara) represents the blood that flows through our veins, the soil that feeds us, and the strength of the community. It evokes a sense of passion, resilience, and the enduring bond that ties individuals to their community and heritage.

Green (Ndu Ndu) stands for the earth, fertility, and growth. It reflects the harmony between people and nature, encouraging prosperity, balance, and renewal.

Orange (Nchara Nchara) represents warmth, generosity, and friendship. It conveys a sense of joy, welcome, and the vibrant communal life that characterizes West African cultures.

Blue ( Anụnụ Anụnụ) symbolizes harmony, peace, and tranquility. It reflects the vastness of the sky and the depths of the ocean, reminding us of the infinite possibilities that lie beyond.

Purple (Odo Odo) symbolizes wealth, nobility, and spirituality, reminiscent of the vibrant hues of dusk and dawn. It reflects a connection to the divine, the mysteries of the universe, and the dignity of human spirit.

Yellow (Edo Edo) conveys happiness, fertility, and beauty within Igbo culture. It represents the brightness of day, the harvest, and the wealth of the land bringing a sense of joy, abundance, and the vibrant energy.