• 20g of pure, unrefined shea butter in our 3D-printed container made with PLA filament containing a high proportion of crushed oyster shell. The filament is biodegradable and fully compostable.

    Perfect for moisturizing, soothing, softening, regenerating, protecting, and reducing irritation on lip skin.

    Lip skin is a very sensitive area and is exposed to multiple environmental aggressions: cold, wind, heat, etc. Hence the importance of taking maximum care of it to maintain its hydration and beauty.

     

    ✔ 20 g of pure shea butter packaged in a 3D-printed container made with PLA filament containing a high proportion of crushed oyster shell. 100% compostable and biodegradable.
    Pure shea butter
    20 g of our shea butter can last 1–3 months, depending on how you use 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 estimated shelf life that may vary depending on storage conditions and exposure to temperature.
    ✔ 3D printing using PLA filament with a high content of crushed oyster shell ✔ This filament supports the circular economy and improves environmental quality
  • 30g. Whipped shea butter and vitamin E.
    30g of our shea butter can last from 1-2 months, 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.
    3 different packaging designs, all handmade my local artisans we collaborate with. Each artisan uses a different material and ancestral technique. Choose between: 1. Raffia cover handmade by Paul 2. Elephant Grass cover handmade by Maa 3. Full calabash handmade by Rascharles Finalise your experience by choosing your favourite spatula design
    You will find more detailed info about shea butter by scrolling down. Alternatively, you can visit: 1. Our blog 2. "Social Impact" section - "Ancestral Knowledge" 3. Join our newsletter and you will receive a free product guide on shea butter

    With this pocket version, you can now take your shea butter anywhere inside your bag!

    Traveling? Perfect size to put in your suitcase.

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    Espátulas hechas a mano por nuestros artesanos locales. Perfectas para sacar el producto de la calabaza ayudando a conservarlo por más tiempo. Si quieres tu espátula, añádela a tu carrito de compra desde la ficha del producto de jabón negro africano o manteca de karité que quieras.
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    • Importante - No vendemos espátulas por separado.

    Espátulas hechas a mano por nuestros artesanos locales. Perfectas para sacar el producto de la calabaza ayudando a conservarlo por más tiempo.

    Si quieres tu espátula, añádela a tu carrito de compra desde la ficha del producto de jabón negro africano o manteca de karité que quieras.

    • The Sunset Gold 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 Synthetic Leather 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.
    • Design - Ghana has a rich artisanal heritage, known for its vibrant and meaningful textiles. In this toiletry bag, Paul combines printed African fabric with synthetic leather, providing greater structure, durability, and ease of cleaning. Each piece is handmade in his small workshop in Accra, where he works on every toiletry bag individually.
    • 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 synthetic leather. 
    • 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.
  • The 3D Pack

    59,90
    Includes: x1 Shea Butter 100g in reusable 3D packaging + x1 Shea Butter Lip Balm 20g + African Black Soap in dual-use soap box
    • Three products. One origin. All in 3D. Perfect as a gift — or a gift to yourself this summer.
    • Valued at 69.70€ — you save 10€

      ✔ Shea butter: 100g ✔ Shea butter lip balm: 20g ✔ African black soap 100g with dual-use soap box
      ✔ All in 3D-printed packaging with crushed oyster shell — biodegradable, compostable and one of a kind ✔ Two legendary ingredients from Ghana: pure shea butter and African black soap ✔ Care for your skin from head to toe — a complete ritual in three products ✔ The soap dish travels with you: keep it closed in your bag or use the inner tray as a shower rack ✔ The shea butter jar is inspired by the African calabash — functional and full of story ✔ Every purchase directly supports women's producer cooperatives in Ghana ✔ Perfect as a gift — or a gift to yourself this summer
      ✔ African Black Soap: 100g. Cocoa pods, potash, shea butter and coconut oil ✔ Pure shea butter
      ✔ 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. ✔ 20g - 100g of our shea butter can last anywhere from 1 to 6 months, depending on how you use 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 conditions and temperature exposure.
      Every purchase directly supports women's producer cooperatives in Ghana and promotes a more ethical and conscious approach to skincare.

    Three products. One origin. All in packaging 3D-printed with PLA filament with a high load of crushed oyster shell — biodegradable, compostable and built for the circular economy.

    Summer is the season that demands the most from your skin: sun, heat, water, wind. This pack brings together everything you need to truly care for it, from head to toe, with two hero ingredients: pure shea butter and African black soap from Ghana.

    Shea Butter 3D · 100g In our exclusive calabash-inspired 3D-printed packaging. 100g of pure, unrefined shea butter sourced directly from women's producer cooperatives in Ghana. It hydrates, nourishes, repairs and protects against sun, wind and heat. Use it on your body, hands, elbows, heels — wherever your skin needs it most.

    Shea Butter Lip Balm 3D · 20g 20g of pure shea butter in a 3D-printed case. The skin on your lips is the thinnest and most exposed on your body — sun and heat dry it out fast. This balm hydrates, soothes, softens and protects all day long.

    African Black Soap Kit + Dual-Use Soap Box 3D 100g of African black soap (cocoa pods, potash, shea butter and coconut oil) in a dual-use 3D-printed soap box: keep it closed for travel or remove the inner tray to rest your soap in the shower. Cleanses deeply, balances and leaves skin soft and nourished.

    • The Tribal Red 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 Tropic Edge 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 Violet Dream 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 Wild Ember 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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