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LION HEARTED "WARRIOR OF APEDEMAK"



LION HEARTED "Warrior of Apedemak"

Stand fierce. Ancestor protected. Walk with the heart of a lion.
Introducing the "Warrior of Apedemak" tee — a bold tribute to Apedemak, the lion-headed Neter of war and protection from the ancient Kingdom of Kush. Known as the Guardian of Nubia, Apedemak represents strength, strategy, and spiritual sovereignty. This design brings his legacy into the now, merging ancient majesty with modern streetwear flair.


Design Features:

  • Central figure: A stylized warrior form of Apedemak with a lion’s head, crowned in dual Kemetian-Kushite headdress, symbolizing unity between Upper Kemet and Nubia

  • Weapons in hand: Spearheads and arrows, showing Apedemak’s role as both protector and destroyer of injustice

  • Hawk Symbol of Haru above his crown: Representing divine vision, balance, and righteous order

  • Nuwbia Signature Glyphs: Custom Nubian motifs flank the sides, including a golden ankh-bearing feline and sacred banners

  • "LIONHEARTED" Chest Emblem: Declaring the spirit of bravery, brotherhood, and noble defiance

  • Bottom script: “The Calm Before the Storm” — a reminder that stillness comes before greatness, and divine warriors never rush, they rise


Details:

  • Color: Warrior White

  • Material: 100% Premium Cotton

  • Fit: Unisex, Classic Streetwear Cut


Cultural Note:

Apedemak was venerated by the Meroitic civilization of Kush (present-day Sudan). Unlike other war gods, he was seen as a noble defender, a protector of kingdoms, families, and sacred truth. His temples still stand tall in Naga and Meroë, etched in stone with lion heads and victory scenes.

This shirt honors that legacy — worn not just as fashion, but as armor for the conscious and the courageous.


Channel the Spirit of Nubia. Be Lionhearted. Be Nuwbian.

The African historian who evades the problem of Egypt is neither modest nor objective nor unruffled. He is ignorant, cowardly and neurotic. The ancient Egyptians were Negroes. The moral fruit of their civilization is to be counted among the assets of the Black world.”

― Cheikh Anta Diop, The African Origin of Civilization: Myth or Reality

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