This is Aunty Esther. She is my waist bead connection here in Ghana. She is from the Ewe tribe and l

This is Aunty Esther. She is my waist bead connection here in Ghana. She is from the Ewe tribe and lives in the Eastern Region. I have never bought waist beads from anyone besides her in the six years I been in Ghana! Last week, I had to fill some waist bead orders and when I went to her place in Accra I was told that she was in her village because she wasn’t feeling well. I immediately tracked her down through her friends and family and went to visit her in her village for the first time! She was soooo happy to see me!!! I was also very happy to see her doing well. Her family has been making and selling trade beads for almost fifty years! In fact, she supported all of her family selling trade beads. It’s important to me that you all see the face of the woman and know the story behind where your beads come from. If you buy waist beads from me then know that they were made and strung by Esther and her family, personally. Her matriarchal energy is strong and clear! She thanks you in advance for your support and she is says she is gonna make sure that you all have the best beads! CHECK OUT MY STORY FOR BEAD VARIETIES!! Support Black Owned Business Today! ✊
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