Free Printable Kwanzaa
Coloring PAges

Celebrate heritage and unity with free Kwanzaa coloring pages! Explore the Seven Principles with printables of the Kinara candle holder, harvest fruits, and festive geometric patterns. Perfect for families and classrooms honoring African-American culture.

kwanzaa Happy Family: A stylized, simple outline of a family holding hands in a circle around a glowing candle.

kwanzaa Community Feast: A round table set with plates of fruit and a Kinara in the center, ready for a feast (Karamu)

Kwanzaa Gift: A handmade gift (Zawadi) wrapped in simple paper with a bow, sitting next to a book (symbolizing learning).

kwanzaa Festive Drum: A traditional African drum with geometric zig-zag patterns and musical notes floating out of the top.

kwanzaa Corn for the Kids: Three ears of corn (Muhindi) with smiling faces, representing the children in the family, entangled in green leaves.

kwanzaa Unity Cup: A decorative Unity Cup (Kikombe cha Umoja) with simple, bold tribal patterns for kids to color

kwanzaa: Harvest Basket: A woven basket (Mazao) overflowing with ears of corn, pumpkins, and fruits, resting on a straw mat.

The Kinara: A close-up of the Kinara (candle holder) with all seven candles (Mishumaa Saba) glowing brightly; the candles have happy, smiling flames.

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