Iminwe

Iminwe is a term rooted in the Yoruba culture, meaning "hands" in the Yoruba language, often symbolizing skill, work, or the capacity to create and shape. In a broader sense, it reflects the importance of manual dexterity, craftsmanship, and the power of human effort. The concept emphasizes that through diligent work and creative expression, individuals can produce meaningful results and influence their environment. Iminwe highlights the value of hands and labor as integral to personal identity and cultural heritage, celebrating craftsmanship, productivity, and the ability to shape one’s world through effort.