culture   Yoruba culture

14 commonsense assertions
Concepts (14) proverbs (1) family structure (1) color red (1) creation story (1) dance (1) divination practices (1) head covering (1) livestock ownership (1) marriage customs (1) mask making (1) masquerade (1) ritual music and dance (1) wedding attire (1) yam (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 proverbs Yoruba culture Yoruba culture highly values proverbs as a means of conveying wisdom and values. 3
2 family structure Yoruba culture Extended family is crucial for child rearing and support in Yoruba culture. 2
3 color red Yoruba culture In Yoruba culture, the color red symbolizes a problematic situation or difficulty. 1
4 creation story Yoruba culture In Yoruba culture, the creation story involves the supreme god Olodumare sending Orishas to create the world and human beings. 1
5 dance Yoruba culture Yoruba dance incorporates traditional movements and reflects cultural stories and rituals. 1
6 divination practices Yoruba culture In Yoruba culture, divination practices, such as reading cowrie shells and tarot cards, are used to communicate with spirits and seek guidance. 1
7 head covering Yoruba culture In Yoruba culture, Gele is a important head covering worn by women for special occasions and ceremonies. 1
8 livestock ownership Yoruba culture In Yoruba culture, goat ownership symbolizes self-sufficiency, social status, and holds significant importance in cultural rituals and celebrations. 1
9 marriage customs Yoruba culture In Yoruba culture, dowry is a significant aspect of marriage customs, with the groom's family giving gifts and money to the bride's family. 1
10 mask making Yoruba culture Mask making is an integral part of Yoruba religious and cultural practices, with the masks symbolizing deities, ancestors, and spiritual forces. 1
11 masquerade Yoruba culture Masquerades play a significant role in traditional Yoruba festivals and ceremonies, with cultural and symbolic importance. 1
12 ritual music and dance Yoruba culture Yoruba culture utilizes music and dance in rituals to invoke spirits, express emotions, and connect with the spiritual world. 1
13 wedding attire Yoruba culture In Yoruba culture, women often wear Gele headgear as part of traditional wedding attire. 1
14 yam Yoruba culture The yam is a staple food with cultural significance in Yoruba culture. 1