AfroIndigeGoddess
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Greeting Beloved! I am Founder, Initiated Priestess and Practitioner at The AfroIndigeGoddess Awakenings Institute & Sacred Arts Temple of Divine Feminine Mysticism. I offer Sacred Spiritual and Wellness Services, Classes and Gatherings especially for (but not limited to) Women of Color of which Sacred Adornment is just one. Feel free to visit me at my website for more information.
www.AfroIndigeGoddess.com
Experience the Beauty and Power Of Sacred Indigenous Adornment and Artistry...AfroGoddess Adornment connects women to their beauty and to the mystical power of indigenous cultural heritage. I say a prayer over each piece and infuse it with positive energy. People tell me that they "feel better" when they wear my pieces. My intention is to inspire women to connect to love, beauty and the Goddess within.
My Luxury Womb Wellness Beads are big hit right now! You can purchase them as is for have a custom wash/ bath or herbs and crystals applied for a specific healing and uplifting purpose for an additional fee. Read more about the history and culture of this Indigenous African custom in my Soul Sistahs guide to Waistbeads Culture ( www.AfroIndigeGoddess.com/blog/soulsistahswaistbeadguide )
My most popular and prized design, the Batik Egungun Doll Eardangle, is inspired by costumes worn by indigenous peoples worldwide. These costumes are worn to represent Ancestors or Egunun. It is believed that we are even more powerful once we have crossed over and are actually highly instrumental in protecting and guiding those we leave behind. In this way, wearing Batik Egungun Dolls connects women to this mystical power💖
Announcement
Greeting Beloved! I am Founder, Initiated Priestess and Practitioner at The AfroIndigeGoddess Awakenings Institute & Sacred Arts Temple of Divine Feminine Mysticism. I offer Sacred Spiritual and Wellness Services, Classes and Gatherings especially for (but not limited to) Women of Color of which Sacred Adornment is just one. Feel free to visit me at my website for more information.
www.AfroIndigeGoddess.com
Experience the Beauty and Power Of Sacred Indigenous Adornment and Artistry...AfroGoddess Adornment connects women to their beauty and to the mystical power of indigenous cultural heritage. I say a prayer over each piece and infuse it with positive energy. People tell me that they "feel better" when they wear my pieces. My intention is to inspire women to connect to love, beauty and the Goddess within.
My Luxury Womb Wellness Beads are big hit right now! You can purchase them as is for have a custom wash/ bath or herbs and crystals applied for a specific healing and uplifting purpose for an additional fee. Read more about the history and culture of this Indigenous African custom in my Soul Sistahs guide to Waistbeads Culture ( www.AfroIndigeGoddess.com/blog/soulsistahswaistbeadguide )
My most popular and prized design, the Batik Egungun Doll Eardangle, is inspired by costumes worn by indigenous peoples worldwide. These costumes are worn to represent Ancestors or Egunun. It is believed that we are even more powerful once we have crossed over and are actually highly instrumental in protecting and guiding those we leave behind. In this way, wearing Batik Egungun Dolls connects women to this mystical power💖
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sharell on Aug 18, 2020
5 out of 5 starsThe awaken love oil smells so amazing!!! Per usual, my beads are so beautiful. I truly love her work...
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sharell on Jul 23, 2020
5 out of 5 starsI don’t even wear perfume or body sprays now...these oils are just amazing in scent
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sharell on May 23, 2020
5 out of 5 starsDefinitely my go to for waist beads...beautiful and very nice quality!! I’m in love!!
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sharell on May 23, 2020
5 out of 5 starsABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! I just love my beads and her service and communication is amazing as well!!
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About AfroIndigeGoddess
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Yoni Priestess Eardangle in progress...
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My Previous Studio! I named it the Portal Moon Lodge Goddess Temple💛 I also semi-renovated it😉
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A pair of my Batik EgunGun Doll Eardangles And Some batik fabrics that I use💖
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At my current Studio/Office/Boutique💖 I was being interviewed for a local event in which I spoke about Astrology 🙏🏾
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My current Studio/Office/Boutique💛pictured are some of the Beautiful Colorful Wrapskirts I carry. They’re made in India
A Goddess Awakens to a legacy of Healers and Artisans
Ever since I can remember, I have always been a sensitive, creative spirit. I was born and raised in Baltimore City but spent plenty of time in both urban and natural worlds. My Grandma had moved outside of the city by the time I was about five years old. There, I enjoyed all the open space and greenery of the suburbs as I collected bugs, visited creeks and rolled around in the grass. I have an Auntie, Titilayo, who was always very tuned in to indigenous spirituality and culture and she and her friends used to chant and meditate on the top floor of the family house. As I child, I would listen and try to sing along. I was amazed that 20 years later, I still remembered the chanting that I heard.
As time went on, I found myself quite immersed in Afrocentric and Native American cultures as both were represented in my family. As a young adult, I joined a local African Centered Rites Of Passage Program. I also attended a Native American Sweat Lodge, which was Amazing and received many messages while sweating the Grandmothers! I, later participated in a ceremony called a Birth Blessingway, as facilitated by my friend and local Midwife and Artisan Extraordinaire, YogiNilajah, in which family and community members give gifts and well-wishes to an expecting mother. As a Doula, I shared this ceremony with my clients and when I created the sacred bracelet that the mother-to-be was to wear, everyone loved it and wanted one for their very own and so my journey had begun. I started making jewelry and I sold my first piece shortly thereafter. It turns out that as a young adult, my dad made leather crafts for a living and he loved it. I came to love crafting too and was pleased to be continuing a family legacy.
AfroGoddess Adornment is my handcrafted jewelry line. They connect women to their beauty through the mystical power of indigenous heritage. They include original designs using Batik fabrics, metals, semiprecious stones and recycled leather. I say a prayer over each piece and infuse them with Reiki and positive energy. People tell me that they "feel better" when they wear my pieces. My intention is to inspire women to connect to love, beauty and the Goddess within.
My most popular and prized design, the Batik Egungun Doll Eardangle, is inspired by costumes worn by indigenous peoples worldwide. These costumes are worn to represent Ancestors or Egunun. It is believed that our elders are even more powerful once they have crossed over and are highly instrumental in protecting and guiding us.
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Iya Yogini
Proprietress/ Designer, Maker
Initiated Priestess, Massage Therapist, Yoga Teacher, Astrologer, Yoni~Womb Wellness Practitioner, Womb Dance Facilitator, Reiki Attuned, specializing in Women's Healing & Empowerment, Introspective Love Work & Ancestral Healing www.indigegoddess.com
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Village Artisans Of India
India
These families of Villagers in India Practice looming and printing that is passed down through generations.
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I gladly accept returns and exchanges
I don't accept cancellations
The following items can't be returned or exchanged
- Custom or personalized orders
- Perishable products (like food or flowers)
- Digital downloads
- Intimate items (for health/hygiene reasons)
I accept returns I do not accept returns
I accept exchanges I do not accept exchanges
I accept cancellations I do not accept cancellations
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for: