It’s officially February 🫶🏾🌍🖤
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& In honor of today being the first day of black history month, we’d like to shed some light on the history/ origin of waist beads.
Please excuse me if I’m not distracted by a submarine. I’m a little caught up with the fact that the move to impeach President Joe Biden has just passed on the House representatives floor… 🤔
It’s officially February 🫶🏾🌍🖤
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& In honor of today being the first day of black history month, we’d like to shed some light on the history/ origin of waist beads.
Lastly, in Ghana, as part of our tradition, a successful suitor would commission gems such as bracelets, anklets, necklaces, & waist beads for his bride. This was part of her dowry and the foundation of her personal wealth 📿🫶🏾🖤🌍
It’s officially February 🫶🏾🌍🖤
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& In honor of today being the first day of black history month, we’d like to shed some light on the history/ origin of waist beads.
Protection and wealth.
The women of the Yoruba tribe are known to have once laced beads with charms and fragrances that would be considered irresistible to the opposite sex.
Hello everyone it’s an honor & privilege to be able to say that i am throwing my very first Pop up Shop here in #Albany Ga.
As of right now, we have a few more vendor slot open. If you or anyone you know is interested in being a vendor, Please DM me for more information #ASU
Happy Friday 🔥🔥🔥🥵
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As promised we’ve uploaded a few new gems on our site. Use our code “SWAGG%” for 15% off at checkout. Code is valid until September 1st.
Don’t forget to tagg us or use our hashtags #beadlover