“Ílẹ̀kẹ́” meaning 'beads' is highlighting the cultural significance of beads in the Yoruba culture found in Nigeria. With roots tracing back to antiquity, scientific evidence of bead manufacturing among the Yorubas dates as far back as 11th Century AD. Although now popular accessorized, it's one of the symbolic & fashionable art used to denote the elevated status of kings and hierarchical distinctions among chieftains.
The beads encapsulate a dynamic tapestry of yoruba history and a lot more.