Red Tauraco feather (Iye Aluko)
Categories: Feathers and skins
$ 5
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Iye Aluko refers to the tail feather of Tauraco erythrolophus ( the Red-crested Turaco), which holds deep spiritual significance in Yoruba culture and the Ifá/Orisha tradition.
Epo obo (Anti-Witchcraft Bark)
Categories: Barks and Roots
$ 10
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Epo Obo is a sacred tree bark from West Africa, primarily known as the "Anti-Witchcraft Bark". It is highly revered in Yoruba tradition and West African spiritual practices for its powerful protective and cleansing properties.
Six flowers soap
Categories: Soaps
$ 15
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Six Flowers Soap is a popular toilet soap, often used for both skin care and spiritual purposes. It is particularly well-known in West Africa, the Caribbean, and among practitioners of various folk traditions.
Seedless negro pepper (Eeru Alamo)
Categories: Spices and seeds
$ 6
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Some people specifically search for Eru Awonka or Eru Awoka (Eeru Alamo), but it is the same plant. The only difference is how the outer covering looks.
Call Money Incense
Categories: Incenses
$ 20
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Money Drawing Incense is a spiritual tool used in traditions to attract financial abundance, business success, and good fortune. It is designed to align your vibration with prosperity and clear away "financial blockages."
King Grass (Billygoat Weed / Imi-Esu)
Categories: Herbs
$ 5
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In many African and Asian cultures, "King Grass" or "King of Herbs" refers to Ageratum conyzoides, a small flowering herb.
Rosary Pea (Abrus precatorius) leaves
Categories: Herbs
$ 6
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Ewe Omisinmisin Pelebe is frequently referred to as Rosary Pea or Cat's Eyes (often associated with Abrus precatorius) leaves, due to the distinctive red and black seeds often used alongside it
Prosperity soap
Categories: Soaps
$ 60
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A powerful spiritual soap designed to attract prosperity, success, and financial blessings while cleansing negative energy.
Iye lekeleke (Cattle egret feather)
Categories: Feathers and skins
$ 1
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In the Yoruba spiritual tradition , the feathers of the Lekeleke (Cattle Egret) are highly revered.
Dounia Spiritual Perfume
Categories: Perfumes
$ 10
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"Dounia" refers to a traditional spiritual perfume known for its mystical properties.
Oligo healer
Categories: Health
$ 35
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A natural herbal formula designed to support male fertility by improving sperm count, quality, and overall reproductive health.
Bint el sudan perfume
Categories: Perfumes
$ 8
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Bint el Sudan is an iconic fragrance. Once the best-selling perfume in the world, it is often called the Bintu.
Black ThunderStone (Lightning stone)
Categories: Stones/ shells / beads
$ 50
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Edun Ara (or Ẹdùn Ará in Yoruba) translates to "thunderstone" or "lightning stone."
Mami water talc powder
Categories: Talcum powder
$ 20
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Mami Water talc powder is a spiritual cosmetic product primarily associated with the worship and invocation of Mami Wata, a powerful water spirit of beauty, wealth, and healing.
Cassytha filiformis /love-vine / Ewe Omonigelegele
Categories: Herbs
$ 5
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In various cultures, it is used to treat a wide range of ailments.
African Hysop (Newbouldia laevis)
Categories: Herbs
$ 8
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African Hyssop, scientifically known as Newbouldia laevis, is a tropical shrub or small tree native to West and Central Africa. While it shares its common name with European hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis), it belongs to the Bignoniaceae family and is culturally distinct, often referred to as the "Tree of Life"
Odii aba seed
Categories: Spices and seeds
$ 10
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Odii Aba seeds (also known as Odiaba) come from the Okoubaka aubrevillei tree, a rare species native to the tropical rainforests of West Africa, primarily Ghana, Nigeria, and Côte d'Ivoire.
Igi Nla bark
Categories: Barks and Roots
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Igi Nla (literally "The Big Tree" in Yoruba) is often described as the "King of Trees," it is primarily valued for its potent medicinal and protective properties.
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