The Art & Soul Behind Every Puzzle
Each Discover Ghana puzzle is rooted in the living culture, deep history, and everyday beauty of a specific Ghanaian region. These are the stories that inspired them.
What guides us
Culture. Heritage. Storytelling.
Each Discover Ghana puzzle is rooted in the living culture, deep history, and everyday beauty of a specific Ghanaian region. These are the stories that inspired them.
Ghana's Coastline
Collection 01 The Heartbeat of Ghana
Welcome to Accra
Fawohodie — Freedom, independence, innovation
Accra is the heartbeat of modern Ghana, a city where culture, creativity, ambition, and everyday life move together in constant rhythm. From the busy streets of Makola Market to the nightlife of Osu and the historic coastlines of Jamestown, every part of the city carries its own energy and identity.
The Fawohodie Adinkra symbol representing freedom, independence, and liberation was chosen for this collection because it reflects the spirit of Accra itself: bold, expressive, and always moving forward.
Relocating abroad
Collection 02 Land of Waterfalls & Forests
Hidden Wonders of Ghana
Abe Dua — The Palm Tree — Wealth, Life & Natural Abundance
Beyond Ghana’s cities lies a landscape filled with waterfalls, forests, rivers, and hidden natural beauty. From Wli Falls to the lush greenery of the Eastern and Volta regions, these environments reveal a calmer and deeply grounding side of Ghana.
The Abe Dua Adinkra symbol representing life, abundance, and natural strength was chosen for this collection as a reflection of the rich landscapes and enduring beauty found within Ghana’s natural world.
Ghana's Coastline
Collection 03 Ghana's Coastline
Coastal Heritage
Denkyem The Crocodile — Adaptability
Ghana’s coastline is one of the most historically significant stretches of land in West Africa. From the slave castles of Cape Coast and Elmina — now UNESCO World Heritage Sites — to the vibrant fishing communities that line the Atlantic shore, this region carries centuries of resilience, trade, and culture.
The Denkyem — the crocodile — was chosen as this collection’s Adinkra symbol. Like the crocodile that lives in water yet breathes air, coastal communities have always thrived between two worlds — land and sea, tradition and modernity, heritage and change.
Relocating abroad
Collection 04 Kumasi & Ashanti Region
The Garden City
Adinkrahene King of Adinkra — Authority
Kumasi — the Garden City — is the spiritual and cultural heartbeat of the Ashanti Kingdom. Home to the Asantehene, the Manhyia Palace, and the legendary Golden Stool, Kumasi has been the centre of Ashanti power and identity for over three centuries.
The Adinkrahene — the King of Adinkra symbols — was chosen to represent this collection. Concentric circles radiating authority and greatness, it mirrors the cultural gravity of a city and a Kingdom that has long set the standard for Ghanaian pride and tradition. Kente cloth was born here. Adinkra was born here. Culture was born here.
Ghana's Coastline
Collection 05 Northern Ghana
Savannah Heritage
Nsoromma Star — Faith & Guardianship
The northern regions of Ghana are defined by vast golden savannahs, ancient spiritual traditions, and a deep sense of community and hospitality. Home to the Dagomba, Gonja, and Mamprusi kingdoms, the North is a region of extraordinary cultural richness often overlooked by the wider world.
Nsoromma — the star, child of the heavens — represents this collection. Under the vast open skies of northern Ghana, the star is a powerful symbol of faith, hope, and the belief that a supreme force watches over all people. The Larabanga Mosque, one of Africa’s oldest, stands as a testament to the deep spiritual roots of the region.
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