Shop African products by country
Every Afiri seller tells you exactly where their products come from. Pick a country to discover its makers, crafts and specialties.
West Africa
Nigeria
Home to vibrant Ankara prints, hand-tailored agbada, and a fast-growing beauty industry built on shea and black soap.
Ghana
Famous for handwoven Kente cloth, shea butter from the north, and cocoa-based skincare.
Senegal
Tailoring traditions, indigo dye, and natural cosmetics rooted in Dakar's craft scene.
Ivory Coast
A West African hub for cocoa, raffia weaving, and bold contemporary fashion.
Burkina Faso
Handwoven Faso Dan Fani cotton and bronze artistry from a country that takes its craft seriously.
Mali
Bogolan mudcloth, silver jewelry, and the desert leatherwork of Timbuktu's old trade routes.
Benin
Bronze casting, vibrant textiles, and natural skincare from the Bight of Benin.
Togo
Weaving, batik, and a thriving small-batch cosmetics scene along the Gulf of Guinea.
Central Africa
East Africa
Kenya
Maasai beadwork, kikoy and kitenge fabrics, and world-class single-origin coffee.
Ethiopia
Habesha cotton weaving, leather, silver crosses, and the original home of coffee.
Tanzania
Kanga and kitenge fabrics, Makonde carvings, and gemstones like tanzanite.
Uganda
Bark cloth, woven baskets, and one of the most exciting craft scenes in East Africa.
Madagascar
Vanilla, centella, and ylang-ylang: a biodiverse island with unique botanical wellness traditions.
Rwanda
Agaseke peace baskets, Imigongo art, and small-batch coffee from the land of a thousand hills.
Southern Africa
South Africa
Ndebele beadwork, Shweshwe cotton, rooibos, and a thriving design industry.
Zimbabwe
Shona stone sculpture, handwoven baskets, and natural skincare from Southern Africa.
Botswana
World-famous basketry, leatherwork, and natural cosmetics from the Kalahari.
Namibia
Himba jewelry, leather goods, and desert-derived oils and balms.
Angola
Bold prints, beadwork, and natural products from one of Africa's fastest-growing creative scenes.
North Africa
Morocco
Argan oil, hand-knotted rugs, leather, and ceramics from the souks of Marrakech and Fes.
Egypt
Egyptian cotton, papyrus, brass, and natural perfumes with millennia of tradition behind them.
Tunisia
Olive oil, ceramics, and natural beauty products from the Mediterranean coast.
Algeria
Berber rugs, silverwork, and natural cosmetics from the Maghreb.