Handmade textiles, baskets, beads, hats, stools, and sculptural pieces selected across West Africa. Order online or email us to confirm the exact piece before you drive over.
Choose the exact size, style, color, shape, or pattern you want. If checkout is unavailable or you are coming from Google Maps, call or email first and we’ll confirm the piece, price, and shipping details.
Rose Pink
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Colorful Bead Strands
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Choose a color that speaks to you: soft rose, cool blues, warm earth tones, bright green and yellow, or a lively multicolor mix. These textured bead strands bring color to jewelry projects, layering, collecting, and decorative displays.
Soft rose-pink beads with an uneven, textured finish for a gentle accent or layered color palette.
Photos show groups of strands; ask for the price per strand or bundle.
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Warm metallic color meets tactile detail in two distinctive bead styles. Choose fine small beads for a subtle shimmer or larger patterned round beads for a bolder focal point.
Long strands of small gold tone beads create a fine, textured shimmer, with slight differences in shape and surface.
Choose the small-bead or patterned round-bead style shown in the photos.
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Explore bold bead shapes and patterns: black-and-cream designs, smooth cream discs, angular cream facets, and warm brown discs. Each style has a distinct silhouette for jewelry projects, collecting, or decorative arrangements.
Elongated cream beads with bold black motifs create strong contrast and a graphic rhythm along the strand.
Photographed in groups; ask us to confirm the sale quantity for your selected style.
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Across West Africa, useful objects often carry the character of the places where they are made. Color, pattern, texture, and form turn everyday baskets, beads, cloth, hats, and stools into pieces that feel both practical and personal.
Our collection brings together Krobo beads and woven forms from Ghana, mud cloth from Mali, indigo textiles connected to Ghana and Burkina Faso, carved Senufo-inspired forms from Côte d’Ivoire, and cowrie-accented basketry from the wider region. Together, they reflect generations of material knowledge expressed through glass, fiber, cloth, shell, dye, and wood.
Handmade character is part of the story. Small differences in weave, markings, color, and shape give each selection its own presence and connect it to a broader tradition of making objects to be used, shared, and lived with.
