Custom Family Name Kwanzaa Kit for Unforgettable Celebrations

Add a personal touch to your Kwanzaa celebration with this beautifully crafted black kinara, engraved with your family’s name to create a unique and cherished centerpiece for the holiday. This custom kinara is designed to bring deeper meaning to your Kwanzaa festivities by reflecting individual heritage and values of your family, creating a connection to Kwanzaa that is both personal and symbolic. Perfect for families who wish to honor their roots, this kinara stands as a lasting symbol of unity, cultural pride, and continuity across generations.

This personalized kinara comes with everything needed for a complete Kwanzaa celebration. Included are seven candles, representing the Nguzo Saba, or Seven Principles—each a guiding value that reinforces the importance of community, purpose, and resilience. Lighting these candles during the seven days of Kwanzaa brings family and friends together to reflect on principles like Umoja (Unity) and Imani (Faith), turning each night into an opportunity for meaningful connection.

Alongside the kinara and candles, the set includes a mkeka mat, symbolizing the foundation of African heritage and the shared legacy upon which Kwanzaa stands. A Unity Cup is also included, to be used in the libation ceremony as a tribute to ancestors and a reminder of the bond between past, present, and future. To complete the display, the set includes other essentials like the muhindi (corn), honoring the children and future generations who will carry these values forward.

Choose from finishes in classic black, rich brown, or a vibrant 'Colors of Africa' palette to match your decor and style preferences. This family name kinara is more than just a decorative item—it’s a tribute to family legacy and a way to personalize the Kwanzaa experience, celebrating cultural heritage with a touch of uniqueness. Whether gifted to loved ones or chosen for your own home, this kinara serves as a meaningful addition to Kwanzaa, embodying the values, resilience, and cultural pride that the holiday represents.

Important please tell us

1. Last name in *pluralized* form. The word 'the' is included so if the last name is Smith please type Smiths. We will do as it is typed.

An apostrophe will not be included as it is not grammatically correct.