Gye Nyame, pattern. Gye Nyame is an Akan expression that literally means "Except God" or "Nothing but God". It's one of the most well-known Adinkra symbols. There is purity in Adinkra, there's originality in it. Adinkra symbols are visual representations of proverbs, aphorisms, and various concepts from the Akan culture of Ghana. They are used extensively in fabrics (especially traditional mourning cloths), pottery, logos, and even walls and other architectural features. This background is for creators to use for backgrounds of other design work. what it represents: Supremacy of God: Gye Nyame signifies the all-powerful and all-knowing nature of God. It reflects the belief that God is above all things and beings. Faith and Trust: The symbol serves as a reminder to have faith in God's presence and power throughout life. Overcoming Challenges: It can also represent that one shouldn't fear anything except God, implying that with God's help, you can overcome any difficulty. The symbol itself depicts a person enclosed within a series of interlocking black and white spirals. It represents being held in the hands of God. Gye Nyame is found in various forms of Ghanaian art, clothing, and decorations. It's a powerful symbol that encapsulates the deep faith of the Akan people.