• The Jute Toiletry Bag is designed and handcrafted by Paul in Ghana and is the perfect size to carry all your essentials, both for everyday use and for traveling, using ancestral weaving techniques.
    • Design - Ghana has a rich artisanal heritage, known for its vibrant and meaningful textiles. In this toiletry bag, Paul combines printed African fabric with a base of natural jute, creating a piece that is both durable and lightweight. Each toiletry bag is handmade in his small workshop in Accra, where he carefully attends to every detail of the production process.
    • Impact - Craftsmanship is Paul’s only job and the means by which he supports his family (his wife and two children). With each toiletry bag, you directly support his work and help sustain his craft.
    • Materials - African fabric and natural jute.
    • 28 x 10 x 12 cm (approx. May vary slightly)
    • Care - Hand wash. Do not use very hot water. Do not use bleach. Do not tumble dry.
  • Soap box 3D-printed with PLA filament with a high load of crushed oyster shell. The filament is biodegradable and fully compostable. Includes African black soap 100g.

    Designed for everyday use and travel: close it and take it anywhere without anything getting wet or messy. At home, remove the inner tray and use it as a base to rest your soap in the shower — water drains properly and your soap lasts much longer.

    Two uses in one:

    • Travel case: compact, closed, ready for your bag.
    • Shower tray: remove the inner rack and let the soap breathe between uses.

    African black soap is one of nature’s oldest and most complete cleansers. Rich in shea butter and plant ash, it cleanses deeply, balances sebum production, soothes irritation and leaves skin soft and nourished. Suitable for all skin types, including the most sensitive.

    ✔ African Black Soap: 100g. Cocoa pods, potash, shea butter and coconut oil ✔ Dual-use soap dish 3D-printed with PLA filament with a high load of crushed oyster shell. 100% compostable and biodegradable. This filament supports the circular economy and improves environmental quality.
    African Black Soap: 100g. Cocoa pods, potash, shea butter and coconut oil
    100g of our African black soap can last anywhere from 3 months to 1 year, depending on how often you use it. It has a long shelf life, typically lasting several years. However, it's important to store it in a dry place to avoid moisture exposure. As long as the soap lathers properly and shows no signs of mould or rancidity, it will remain effective.
    Every purchase directly supports women's producer cooperatives in Ghana and promotes a more ethical and conscious approach to skincare.
    • The Lemon Drop Backpack is designed and handwoven by Paul in Ghana and is the perfect size to carry all your essentials.
    • Design - Ghana has a wealth of craftsmanship known for many ancestral techniques. Paul wanted to differentiate himself from the rest of the artisans who usually use a material called elephant grass, and decided to try the corn husk, a material and technique that he learned from his uncle. The production process is quite complex and can take Paul between 3 and 7 days to complete a single piece.
    • Impact - Craftsmanship is Paul's only source of income. Apart from producing several pieces for various clients, he also usually participates in local markets as a way of exhibiting his work and being able to get more clients. Our objective is to be able to increase the demand for the African handmade bags, in order to create more work for Paul and consequently, he can invest that money in a new location from which he can work. Currently his working conditions are not the best (he shares a very small space with other family members), and he told us that he would love to be able to create his own workspace.
    • Materials - corn husk and African print fabric. 
    • 28.0 x 34.0 cm (WidthxHeight)
    • Care - No washing. Do not use bleach. Do not iron. Do not use dryer.  
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    • The Pink Bloom Backpack is designed and handwoven by Paul in Ghana and is the perfect size to carry all your essentials.
    • Design - Ghana has a wealth of craftsmanship known for many ancestral techniques. Paul wanted to differentiate himself from the rest of the artisans who usually use a material called elephant grass, and decided to try the corn husk, a material and technique that he learned from his uncle. The production process is quite complex and can take Paul between 3 and 7 days to complete a single piece.
    • Impact - Craftsmanship is Paul's only source of income. Apart from producing several pieces for various clients, he also usually participates in local markets as a way of exhibiting his work and being able to get more clients. Our objective is to be able to increase the demand for the African handmade bags, in order to create more work for Paul and consequently, he can invest that money in a new location from which he can work. Currently his working conditions are not the best (he shares a very small space with other family members), and he told us that he would love to be able to create his own workspace.
    • Materials - corn husk and African print fabric. 
    • 28.0 x 34.0 cm (WidthxHeight)
    • Care - No washing. Do not use bleach. Do not iron. Do not use dryer.  
    • The Polca Dot Backpack is designed and handwoven by Paul in Ghana and is the perfect size to carry all your essentials.
    • Design - Ghana has a wealth of craftsmanship known for many ancestral techniques. Paul wanted to differentiate himself from the rest of the artisans who usually use a material called elephant grass, and decided to try the corn husk, a material and technique that he learned from his uncle. The production process is quite complex and can take Paul between 3 and 7 days to complete a single piece.
    • Impact - Craftsmanship is Paul's only source of income. Apart from producing several pieces for various clients, he also usually participates in local markets as a way of exhibiting his work and being able to get more clients. Our objective is to be able to increase the demand for the African handmade bags, in order to create more work for Paul and consequently, he can invest that money in a new location from which he can work. Currently his working conditions are not the best (he shares a very small space with other family members), and he told us that he would love to be able to create his own workspace.
    • Materials - corn husk and African print fabric. 
    • 28.0 x 34.0 cm (WidthxHeight)
    • Care - No washing. Do not use bleach. Do not iron. Do not use dryer.  
    • The Rainbow Flow Backpack is designed and handwoven by Paul in Ghana and is the perfect size to carry all your essentials.
    • Design - Ghana has a wealth of craftsmanship known for many ancestral techniques. Paul wanted to differentiate himself from the rest of the artisans who usually use a material called elephant grass, and decided to try the corn husk, a material and technique that he learned from his uncle. The production process is quite complex and can take Paul between 3 and 7 days to complete a single piece.
    • Impact - Craftsmanship is Paul's only source of income. Apart from producing several pieces for various clients, he also usually participates in local markets as a way of exhibiting his work and being able to get more clients. Our objective is to be able to increase the demand for the African handmade bags, in order to create more work for Paul and consequently, he can invest that money in a new location from which he can work. Currently his working conditions are not the best (he shares a very small space with other family members), and he told us that he would love to be able to create his own workspace.
    • Materials - corn husk and African print fabric. 
    • 28.0 x 34.0 cm (WidthxHeight)
    • Care - No washing. Do not use bleach. Do not iron. Do not use dryer.  
  • Includes: x1 Shea Butter 100g vacuum sealed in biodegradable plastic and placed inside a reusable African fabric pouch + x1 empty calabash with a handmade raffia or elephant grass cover
    • This pack is perfect for people who want to reduce waste without compromising on quality.
    • Special price: – 29,99 € (normal price 34,99 € You save 5 €).

      ✔ 1 vacuum-packed shea butter (100 g) ✔ 1 reusable African fabric pouch ✔ 1 calabash with a handmade raffia or elephant grass cover
      100g pure, unrefined shea butter
      100g of our shea butter can last from 4 months to 1 year, this will depend on the use you give it. The typical shelf life of unrefined shea butter is approximately 24 months (2 years) from the date of manufacture and packaging. This is an approximate shelf life that may vary depending on storage and the temperature to which it is exposed.

    This natural calabash was part of our first collections. Today, it returns transformed into a living, reusable container. Each cover is handmade by local artisans in Ghana using natural fibers such as raffia or elephant grass. No two are the same. Every piece is unique. Our 100% pure shea butter is vacuum-packed to preserve all its properties and ready to be placed inside your Africana Skincare calabash. When it’s finished… you can simply refill it again. Less waste. More awareness. More real beauty.

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    • The Safari Green Backpack is designed and handwoven by Paul in Ghana and is the perfect size to carry all your essentials.
    • Design - Ghana has a wealth of craftsmanship known for many ancestral techniques. Paul wanted to differentiate himself from the rest of the artisans who usually use a material called elephant grass, and decided to try the corn husk, a material and technique that he learned from his uncle. The production process is quite complex and can take Paul between 3 and 7 days to complete a single piece.
    • Impact - Craftsmanship is Paul's only source of income. Apart from producing several pieces for various clients, he also usually participates in local markets as a way of exhibiting his work and being able to get more clients. Our objective is to be able to increase the demand for the African handmade bags, in order to create more work for Paul and consequently, he can invest that money in a new location from which he can work. Currently his working conditions are not the best (he shares a very small space with other family members), and he told us that he would love to be able to create his own workspace.
    • Materials - corn husk and African print fabric. 
    • 28.0 x 34.0 cm (WidthxHeight)
    • Care - No washing. Do not use bleach. Do not iron. Do not use dryer.  
  • 100g of pure, unrefined shea butter, vacuum-packed in biodegradable plastic.You can optionally add an empty traditional calabash (+ African fabric lid) to fill it yourself. Ideal for those who value mindful and reusable self-care rituals.

    ✔ One 100g block of pure shea butter vacuum-packed in biodegradable plastic ✔ Option to add a traditional empty calabash
    Pure, unrefined shea butter
    100g of our shea butter can last from 4 months to 1 year, this will depend on the use you give it. The typical shelf life of unrefined shea butter is approximately 24 months (2 years) from the date of manufacture and packaging. This is an approximate shelf life that may vary depending on storage and the temperature to which it is exposed.
    Our shea butter comes as a block, not whipped or blended, to maintain its purest and longest-lasting state. Simply take a small amount and warm it slightly with your hands to apply.
    The calabash is a traditional container we've used since our beginnings to store the shea butter. Adding it to your order not only adds a special touch, but also allows you to reuse it and store sheabutter, soap, or even as a decorative item.
    Every purchase directly supports women's cooperatives in Northern Ghana and promotes more ethical and conscious cosmetics.
  • 100g of pure, unrefined shea butter, in our calabash-inspired packaging, 3D-printed with a PLA filament with crushed oyster shell. The filament is biodegradable and fully compostable.

    ✔ 100g of pure shea butter packaged in a 3D-printed container made with a PLA filament with crushed oyster shell. 100% compostable and biodegradable.
    Pure, unrefined shea butter
    100g of our shea butter can last from 4 months to 1 year, this will depend on the use you give it. The typical shelf life of unrefined shea butter is approximately 24 months (2 years) from the date of manufacture and packaging. This is an approximate shelf life that may vary depending on storage and the temperature to which it is exposed.
    ✔ 3D printing with a biodegradable, high-quality filament made from a polymer matrix and a filler obtained from the reuse of organic waste such as crushed oyster shell ✔ This filament promotes the circular economy and improves environmental quality ✔ The shape is inspired by the calabash (scientific name: Lagenaria siceraria)
    Every purchase directly supports women's producer cooperatives in Ghana and promotes a more ethical and conscious approach to skincare.
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