Six Handcrafted Shea Butter Balls. One Ancient Tradition. Straight from Northern Ghana.

Traditional Ghana Shea Butter Balls are pure unrefined shea butter shaped by hand into six small balls by skilled women artisans in Northern Ghana — exactly as shea butter has been sold at local markets for generations. Each bundle contains six balls totalling approximately 140 grams of 100% pure, unrefined shea butter. Nothing added. No processing beyond the hands that shaped them. A product, a tradition, and a story in one.

What's Included:

• 6 handcrafted shea butter balls — approximately 140 grams total
• 100% pure unrefined Ghana shea butter — no additives, no fillers, no preservatives
• Traditional market format — shaped by women artisans exactly as sold at Northern Ghana village markets

Quick Specs:

• Contents: 6 shea butter balls per bundle
• Total Weight: Approximately 140 grams
• Origin: Northern Ghana, West Africa
• Processing: Traditional, hand-shaped by women artisans
• Purity: 100% pure unrefined shea butter — no additives or fillers
• Shelf Life: 2+ years when stored properly

Perfect For:

• Direct daily skin moisturizing — apply directly to skin as a traditional natural moisturizer
• Retailers and makers who use Baraka shea butter and want to educate their customers about its origin
• Educational demonstrations — show customers or students the traditional market format of shea butter
• Cultural storytelling — a tangible connection to the women artisans and communities of Northern Ghana
• Gifting — a unique, authentic, and meaningful natural skincare gift
• Anyone who wants pure shea butter in its most traditional, unprocessed form

Key Takeaways:

• Pure unrefined Ghana shea butter in the traditional handcrafted ball format — exactly as sold at village markets
• Shaped by skilled women artisans in Northern Ghana preserving generations of traditional craft
• Three uses in one: daily skin moisturizer, educational tool, and cultural story for retailers
• Every order directly supports women artisans and their communities in Northern Ghana

👉 Order now and bring home a piece of Northern Ghana's shea butter tradition