OAP Moet Abebe is a tattoo lover and she never fails to show it.

She recently got two tatoos, making the 14th one on her. According to her, they have meanings.

OAP Moet Abebe wrote

Yes!!! I’m on 14 ❤️… So here’s the backstory of my two new tatts

Always loved Adinkra symbols from ??.. They are so traditional and represent very important parts and lessons of life in what many would call proverbs. So I got done 1st The Adinkra Symbol of Supremacy (Gye Nyame)… God is truely all knowing, always present and will always be revered and worshipped by me.

Then I got The Adinkra Symbol of Beauty (Duafe – wooden comb). So traditional and symbolic. Now this for me symbolizes how I must always feel beautiful in my own skin. This has been a slight struggle but I’m in a much beautiful space now where I’m proud of all my flaws and consider myself A BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN WOMAN.

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Yes!!! I’m on 14 ❤️… So here’s the backstory of my two new tatts . . Always loved Adinkra symbols from ??.. They are so traditional and represent very important parts and lessons of life in what many would call proverbs. So I got done 1st The Adinkra Symbol of Supremacy (Gye Nyame)… God is truely all knowing, always present and will always be revered and worshipped by me. . . Then I got The Adinkra Symbol of Beauty (Duafe – wooden comb). So traditional and symbolic. Now this for me symbolizes how I must always feel beautiful in my own skin. This has been a slight struggle but I’m in a much beautiful space now where I’m proud of all my flaws and consider myself A BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN WOMAN. . . @fresh2defcustomsandtattoos Thankyou!!!! Omg!!! You really are the best.. Thanks for gifting me my 2 new tatts for my birthday ❤️… you truely are amazing and the best tatt artist that has ever worked on me!! Thanks again ❤️ #moetabebe #radiogoddess?

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