Two illustrated figures stand at a table, one near the mkeka and one holding a unity cup, with seven candles, two corn ears and a fruit basket.

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Arranging the Kwanzaa Mat and Unity Cup

Two illustrated figures stand at a table, one near the mkeka and one holding a unity cup, with seven candles, two corn ears and a fruit basket. Use different colors for the corn, fruit and cup, then repeat a pair of colors in the mat.

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A yellow cup with bright harvest colors

Link the cup and clothing trim in yellow, keeping the woven surfaces white.

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Digital example: Two figures in red and green with a yellow cup, colorful fruit, corn and candles.

1. Brown — skin
2. Red — left shirt, candles and apples
3. Green — dress, candles and husks
4. Charcoal — center candle
5. Yellow — cup, trim and fruit
6. Purple — grape cluster

Color faces, necks, hands and visible ankles warm brown.
Use red on the left shirt, three left candles and apples.
Color the dress, headband, right candles and corn husks green.
Fill the middle candle charcoal.
Use yellow for cup, trim, earrings, bananas, corn and flames.
Color the grapes and small shapes atop the bunch purple; leave holder, basket, mat, furniture, trousers and shoes white.

Hands remain distinct from the yellow cup, and the fruit shapes separate above the white basket.

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