Light Wood & Cowrie Shells Bracelet

J-B375 Dark Wood & Cowrie Shells Bracelet Cowrie shells have a long history of symbolizing both spirituality and material wealth in Africa. The power of that symbolism is present in this Dark Wood & Cowrie Shells Bracelet. The bracelet features cowrie shells alternating with dark-colored wooden beads. It has ties to close and adjust it. It is adjustable up to a 12” wrist. Made in Cameroon. J-B375

Neem Essential Toothpaste
Protect, strengthen, and thoroughly cleanse your teeth and gums with this neem toothpaste. Neem leaves and black seed work to heal gingivitis, gum disease, and reduce toothache or mouth soreness. Antibacterial qualities of the ingredients help to heal gum disease and reduce plaque.

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Step up to purely soft skin. Enjoy the ultimate luxury with our newest Dudu Osun African Black Soap. Specially formulated entirely from natural ingredients and herbs, this African black soap will have you feeling refreshed and silky smooth. Restores damaged skin and is helpful in healing chronic eczema, acne, freckles, and dark spots. Scented with osun (camwood extract), citrus juices, and native honey. With aloe vera and natural vitamins. Made in Nigeria. Approx. 5.25 oz. ALL NATURAL. The Dudu Osun soap bar is larger than the box which it is made for. These boxes may sometimes seem bent or damaged for this reason. Dudu Osun African Black Soap M-S501 INGREDIENTS: Pure honey, Shea butter, Osun (Camwood), Palm kernel Oil, Cocoa pod ash, palm bunch ash, Aloe Vera, Lime Juice, Lemon Juice, Water and Fragrance.

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Beautifully made bracelet made from colored glass trade beads. Elastic band fits most wrists. No two bracelets are alike and cannot be specified. Trade beads have a long history in the West African country of Ghana. In fact, Ghana beads were once a form of national currency and were used to purchase many different kinds of goods including alcohol, slaves, and even textiles. Made in Ghana. J-B628