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United States
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8267 W. Galileo St
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Business Description
Delight African carvings was formed on April 6th 2005. We are located in Boise which is in the state of Idaho here in the USA. We are importers of African handicarfts products from the Akamba Handicraft Society which is based in Kenya. These products are all handmade by the artisan and are not made by machines neither are they imitations.
- The wooden products are usually made from rose wood, ebony wood, mahogany wood, teak wood and olive wood.
- Baskets are made out of sisal fibre.
- All tshirts are embroidered with an African theme message giving them a distinct unique feature. Kikoys are made out of cotton material.
- Jewellery is made out of cow bone, wood, cowrie shell, beads, cow horns, hematite and also copper wire. Currently our main customers are from North America. Our products are treasures worth buying. Get your package now and don't be left out.
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African carvings and textile crafts are popular in global markets, especially among cultural and artisan-focused buyers. Delight African Carvings has been operating since 2005, which shows experience and stability in a competitive niche. The company offers a range of handmade products like textile fabrics, necklaces, and crafts — ideal for buyers seeking unique, culturally inspired items. However, none of the contact details or business documents have been verified, which raises concerns about legitimacy and responsiveness. Buyers should request proof of ownership or a business license before placing large orders. Without verified phone or email, communication may be slow or unreliable. Missing document verification increases the risk of fraud or misrepresentation. It's safer to start with small sample orders and confirm details before committing to volume sales.
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