Exclusive to Ilè foods are three prints by Ayanmuyiwa Ayandare Adeniran celebrating the joy of Yoruba culture.
 
The use of the 'Sekere' instrument as a head in his artwork is symbolic of the Yoruba people's deep-rooted loved for music and the arts, which are considered an integral part of their daily lives.
 
'I express my feelings, thoughts, and those of the people around me using 'Sekere' as a symbol of hope and joy.'
 
There is a Yoruba saying: 'Sekere o kin bawon rode ibanuje'. 
This translates to 'Sekere does not go to a place where people are moaning or weeping'.
 
About Ayanmuyiwa Ayandare Adeniran
The Nigeria-based artist hails from Ogbomosho, Oyo State. His love for art started from an early age and he was supported and encouraged by his parents to develop and explore his creativity.
 
Ayandare studied Fine and Applied Arts at the Federal College of Education (SPECIAL) in Oyo. He is inspired by people around him and the Yoruba culture, which is renowned for it's rich heritage and traditions. He works with acrylic, charcoal, fabrics on canvas as well as metals.