Kwanzaa Celebration Kinara with Seven Candles

The clipart image depicts a Kinara, which is a candle holder used during the Kwanzaa holiday. There are seven candles in the Kinara, representing the seven principles of Kwanzaa: three red candles on the left, three green candles on the right, and a central black candle. Each candle is lit on a different day of the Kwanzaa celebration, which lasts from December 26th to January 1st.

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The clipart image depicts a Kinara, which is a candle holder used during the Kwanzaa holiday. There are seven candles in the Kinara, representing the seven principles of Kwanzaa: three red candles on the left, three green candles on the right, and a central black candle. Each candle is lit on a different day of the Kwanzaa celebration, which lasts from December 26th to January 1st.

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The clipart image shows a stylized representation of an African mask. The mask appears to be ornate and has features that are characteristic of traditional African art. It is depicted against a red and orange geometric background, which might suggest the vibrant colors often associated with African textiles or designs. The image does not specifically depict anything related to the Kwanzaa holiday, such as the Kinara or the seven candles, but African cultural symbols are generally associated with the celebration.

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The image is a colorful illustration of a Kinara, which is a candle holder used in the celebration of Kwanzaa. This Kinara holds seven candles, typically representing the seven principles of Kwanzaa. There's a central black candle, surrounded by three green candles on the right and three red candles on the left, all of which are lit, with flames at the top.

Kwanzaa Celebration Kinara with Lit Candles

The image shows a stylized illustration of a Kinara, which is a candle holder used in the celebration of Kwanzaa. The Kinara is holding seven candles, each representing one of the seven principles or Nguzo Saba of Kwanzaa. There are three red candles on the left, one black candle in the center, and three green candles on the right. The image has a blue background and the Kinara seems to be placed on a yellow stand.

Kwanzaa Celebration Kinara with Seven Candles

This clipart image depicts a Kinara, which is a candle holder used during Kwanzaa, a week-long African American holiday. The Kinara holds seven candles, known as the Mishumaa Saba — three red candles on the left, three green on the right, and a black candle in the center. Each candle represents one of the seven principles (Nguzo Saba) of Kwanzaa. The image is brightly colored and stylized, featuring traditional African patterns.

Kwanzaa Celebration Kinara Candle Holder

The clipart image depicts a kinara, which is a candle holder used during the celebration of Kwanzaa. There are seven candles in the kinara, three red on the left, one black in the center, and three green on the right. These candles are known as the Mishumaa Saba and they represent the seven principles (Nguzo Saba) of Kwanzaa, which include unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity, and faith.

Kwanzaa Celebration Kinara with Candles

The image shows a kinara, which is a candle holder used during the celebration of Kwanzaa. There are seven candles, known as the Mishumaa Saba, in the traditional colors of Kwanzaa: three red candles on the right, one black candle in the center, and three green candles on the left. Each candle represents one of the seven principles (Nguzo Saba) of Kwanzaa.

Kwanzaa Kinara with Seven Candles Image

The clipart image features the following elements:
- A smiling person wearing a Kwanzaa hat (Kufi) with African patterns.
- A yellow top with a V-neckline.
- The person is holding a black figurine/sculpture.
- A Kinara (Kwanzaa candle holder) with seven candles (three red, one black, and three green).
- Assorted fruits and vegetables such as grapes, bananas, berries, and corn, symbolizing the harvest.
- Two wrapped gift boxes.

Kwanzaa Celebration with Person, Kinara, and Gifts

The clipart image illustrates a Kwanzaa celebration. Key elements include:
- A Kinara (candle holder) with seven candles, known as the Mishumaa Saba, with three red candles on the left, one black candle in the middle, and three green candles on the right.
- The letters KWANZAA spread out in a fan-like manner behind the Kinara, each letter depicted on a colorful vertical rectangle.
- A bowl of fruit in front of the Kinara, representing the harvest.

Kwanzaa and Kinara

This clipart image depicts a celebration of Kwanzaa. It features two stylized figures facing each other, both wearing traditional head coverings—one in green and the other in blue. Between them is a kinara (candle holder) with seven candles, known as the Mishumaa Saba, three red, one black, and three green, which represent the seven principles of Kwanzaa. The background is yellow, and the word KWANZAA is displayed at the top in red letters.

Couple celebrating Kwanzaa

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This clipart image depicts a celebration of Kwanzaa, a week-long African-American holiday. The illustration shows three individuals dressed in colorful traditional African attire. A man in a striped shirt and a woman in a red head wrap are looking at a boy in a green outfit who appears to be swinging a bell. In the center of the table is a Kinara (candle holder) with seven candles, symbolic of the seven principles of Kwanzaa. There are also bowls, which presumably contain fruits and nuts, and a unity cup on the table as part of the celebration.

Kwanzaa Celebration with Family and Traditional Symbols

This clipart image features a person with a Kwanzaa headdress, smiling and holding up an African mask. In front of them is a Kinara (candle holder) with seven candles, representing the seven principles of Kwanzaa, each candle in traditional Kwanzaa colors (three red, one black, and three green). The person appears to be dressed in a festive yellow shirt with pink accents, and the background is a simple blue, possibly indicating a general celebratory atmosphere.

Kwanzaa Celebration with Kinara and African Mask

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Kwanzaa Celebration with Kinara, Gift, and Harvest Fruits

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Family celebrating Kwanzaa

This clipart image features a stylized representation of a Kinara, which is a candle holder used during the Kwanzaa celebration. The Kinara in this image appears to be gold in color, with seven candle holders, some of which have circular flame-like symbols, suggesting where the candles would be placed. The word Kwanzaa is written across the front center of the candle holder.

Kwanzaa candle holder

The clipart image depicts a Kinara, a candle holder used during the celebration of Kwanzaa. It holds seven candles, known as the Mishumaa Saba, in the traditional colors of Kwanzaa: three red candles on the left, one black candle in the center, and three green candles on the right.

Kwanzaa Celebration Kinara with Seven Candles

The clipart image depicts a Kinara, which is a candle holder used during the Kwanzaa holiday. There are seven candles in the Kinara, representing the seven principles of Kwanzaa: three red candles on the left, three green candles on the right, and a central black candle. Each candle is lit on a different day of the Kwanzaa celebration, which lasts from December 26th to January 1st.

Kwanzaa Celebration Kinara with Seven Candles

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This image features a Kinara, which is a candle holder used during the celebration of Kwanzaa. There are seven candles in total, representing the seven principles of Kwanzaa (Nguzo Saba), with three red candles on the left, one black candle in the center, and three green candles on the right, all lit with yellow flames. The Kinara is depicted in a stylized fashion with a brown base and holders, set against a black background.

Kwanzaa Celebration Kinara with Lit Candles

The image depicts a Kinara, which is a candle holder used during the celebration of Kwanzaa. It holds seven candles: three red candles on the left, one black candle in the center, and three green candles on the right. Each candle represents one of the seven principles of Kwanzaa (Nguzo Saba).

Kwanzaa Kinara with Seven Lit Candles Illustration

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