Muhindi
/moo-HEEN-dee/
Corn
The muhindi represent the number of our children and our future in which they embody. Display the muhindi next to your kinara on the mkeka. Our muhindi are cultivated from a select variety of outstanding seeds to produce beautiful, vibrant, and multicolored long ears of corn. They are naturally grown and will vary. The individual color cannot be requested or selected. If more than one is purchased, a variety will be sent. Each muhindi generally measures: 7”-8"(L).
Muhindi (Corn)
On the Kawanzaa table, specifically on the mkeka, one ear of muhindi is placed on the mkeka to represent all of the children in "our" community. Still, for each family, an ear should be placed on the mkeka for each child in the family.
Proverb: Children are the wealth of a nation.
The muhindi is a cultural symbol that reflects the significance of the holiday and our history. Our muhindi are harvested in North America. Each have been hand picked and dried with the intended purpose to last for years with proper storage.
Due to nature, sizing may slightly vary. Our hand picked muhindi generally measure: 7”- 8"(L).
For any undamaged product, simply return it with its included accessories and packaging along with the proof of purchase within 15 days of the date you receive the product, and we'll exchange it or offer a refund based upon the original payment method.