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N’etiti Akara, means “Between the Symbols” or “Between the Marks,” in Igbo.
The work draws inspiration from ukara cloth, an indigo-dyed textile associated with the Ekpe society of southeastern Nigeria and western Cameroon. Inscribed with Nsibidi symbols, ukara transforms cloth into a coded surface carrying personal, communal, and spiritual significance while functioning as a metaphor for protection, and guarded knowledge.
What parts of us are meant to be openly read?
What parts of us should remain partially obscured?
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Pre-Order Notice: This print is available for advance purchase while the original artwork is on exhibition in Pittsburgh. Orders will ship following the close of Uli Awakened: In Her Name on June 28, 2026.
Product Features
Produced on archival fine art paper with giclée techniques
Rated to last 100+ years with proper care
Includes a 1-inch border for a clean gallery-style presentation
N’etiti Akara, means “Between the Symbols” or “Between the Marks,” in Igbo.
The work draws inspiration from ukara cloth, an indigo-dyed textile associated with the Ekpe society of southeastern Nigeria and western Cameroon. Inscribed with Nsibidi symbols, ukara transforms cloth into a coded surface carrying personal, communal, and spiritual significance while functioning as a metaphor for protection, and guarded knowledge.
What parts of us are meant to be openly read?
What parts of us should remain partially obscured?
~
Pre-Order Notice: This print is available for advance purchase while the original artwork is on exhibition in Pittsburgh. Orders will ship following the close of Uli Awakened: In Her Name on June 28, 2026.
Product Features
Produced on archival fine art paper with giclée techniques
Rated to last 100+ years with proper care
Includes a 1-inch border for a clean gallery-style presentation
