Gullah Stickers

Celebrate Gullah Geechee heritage with this vibrant cultural design, an homage to the enduring spirit and rich traditions of a resilient community. Don this symbol of Gullah pride during cultural festivals or daily as a statement of ancestral connection, capturing the essence of history and identity

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This patriotic US flag design features the community of Edisto Beach, South Carolina. Edisto Beach is a coastal community located on Edisto Island and is known for its natural beauty, beaches, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Built between 1880 and 1900, Reaves Chapel is the oldest AME church in the area and was established by former slaves of the Cedar Hill Plantation in Brunswick County, North Carolina after the Civil War. It is believed that the building was relocated to its current site in the early 1900s via the use of oxen and logs. The church has been abandoned for several years. Today a group of locals hopes to preserve it along with their Gullah-Geechee heritage. Navassa, North Carolina USA. Cynthia

Lorenzo Dow Turner, great academic, linguist and pioneer of the recognition of so called creole languages as actual languages. Comparative transatlantic linguistics. He also recorded Mestre Bimba and his students playing capoeira music in the 1940s.

Daufuskie Island in South Carolina is a charming and remote sea island, known for its rich Gullah culture, historic landmarks, and undisturbed coastal landscapes. Accessible only by boat, this unique destination offers a step back in time with its preserved history, scenic beauty, and a laid-back atmosphere, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking a peaceful and authentic Lowcountry experience.