Celebrating the Launch of the Bellafricana Global Marketplace: A New Hub for African Creatives
We’re so excited to announce the soft launch of the Bellafricana Marketplace – a platform dedicated to showcasing the finest creations from independent African brands! This is more than just a marketplace; it’s a celebration of creativity, culture, and community, bringing authentic African products to a global audience.
From handmade jewelry to natural skincare, fashion pieces, and home decor, our marketplace is designed to offer unique, high-quality products that tell the stories of the creatives behind them.
Why We Need the Bellafricana Marketplace
The demand for authentic African products is growing exponentially. In fact:
The global handmade goods market is projected to reach $1 trillion by 2030 (source: Grand View Research).
A Shopify report found that 77% of consumers are actively looking to support small, independent businesses.
African e-commerce is among the fastest-growing sectors globally, driven by a surge in demand for unique, handcrafted goods.
Bellafricana aims to bridge the gap by connecting these eager consumers with talented African creatives, making it easier than ever to shop and support small businesses.
Supporting Small Businesses, One Purchase at a Time
Every item on our platform tells a story, of tradition, craftsmanship, and passion. When you shop on Bellafricana, you’re not just purchasing a product; you’re directly supporting small business owners, their families, and their communities. Your purchase makes a real impact, helping creatives thrive and preserving the rich heritage of African artistry.
Bellafricana: A Journey of Growth and Impact
Bellafricana started with a vision to promote African creatives and their exceptional work. From our beginnings in Nigeria, we’ve grown into a global platform connecting entrepreneurs across 18 countries. Along the way, we’ve:
Secured over £150,000 in sponsorships to support African creatives.
Launched the Bellafricana Global Membership to help brands access international markets.
Expanded our community to include thousands of creatives and supporters worldwide.
This marketplace marks a new chapter in our journey, and we couldn’t have done it without your support.
Explore the Marketplace
The Bellafricana Global Marketplace features a curated selection of products from 9 founding brands, including:
Accessory-Ville: Stunning handmade accessories for every occasion.
Ethnik Afrika: Unique African footwear and fashion.
Ako Africa: Eco-friendly home decor with an African touch.
Simeogieme: Vibrant ready-to-wear fashion.
Mojisola: Elegant jewelry crafted with care.
AILAKOKO: Beautifully designed bags and accessories.
OkNolla: Wholesome food products made with love.
Massassi B: Bold and colorful African-inspired fashion.
These brands represent the best of African creativity, and we’re proud to bring their products to you.
Why Shop on Bellafricana Marketplace?
Support African Creatives: Every purchase helps small, independent African businesses grow and thrive.
Discover Unique Products: Our marketplace is a treasure trove of one-of-a-kind finds.
Global Access: We’re UK-based but cater to customers worldwide.
Ease of Use: With a simple interface, secure payment options, and excellent customer support, shopping with us is a breeze.
Shop with Love and Patience
As this is a soft launch, we’re continually working to perfect every aspect of the marketplace. Please shop with love and care as we address any lapses along the way. Your feedback is invaluable as we strive to create the ultimate shopping experience.
To thank you for joining us on this journey, we’re offering 10% OFF your first order! Use the code BASOFTLAUNCH1 at checkout (valid for a limited time).
Join Us on This Exciting Journey
Whether you’re looking for unique handmade goods, supporting small businesses, or celebrating African creativity, the Bellafricana Global Marketplace is your new go-to destination.
Visit our website today to discover products you’ll love and be part of a movement that uplifts African creatives.
Thank you for being part of the Bellafricana story. Let’s make a difference together, one purchase at a time.
The spotlight is on African creativity as Bellafricana proudly announces the soft launch of its Global Marketplace, an African marketplace and platform designed to connect small, independent African creative businesses with a global audience. At the core of this initiative are 9 founding brandspowering Bellafricana’s Global Marketplace that reflect the vibrancy, innovation, and rich heritage of African artistry.
This milestone marks a new chapter for Bellafricana, a platform that has consistently championed African creatives and empowered them to showcase their talents worldwide.
Bellafricana’s Journey: From Local Roots to Global Impact
Since its inception, Bellafricana has been a trailblazer in promoting African creativity. From hosting three successful African Creative Exhibition and Awards (ACE Awards) to organizing TALES (The African Lifestyle Experience) and curated pop-up events, Bellafricana has always celebrated African talent.
With the launch of the Global Marketplace, Bellafricana is bridging the gap between talented creatives and international markets, offering a digital storefront that amplifies their reach and impact.
Meet the 9 founding brands powering Bellafricana’s Global Marketplace
These nine brands represent the essence of African creativity and innovation, blending tradition with modernity to produce exceptional products.
1. Accessory-Ville:
Specializing in handcrafted accessories, Accessory-Ville brings a touch of elegance to everyday fashion. Their collection includes beaded bags made in Ghana that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Africa. Known for its bold and elegant beaded bags, Accessory-Ville creates handcrafted premium craftsmanship that celebrate Africa’s cultural heritage while offering a contemporary flair.
At the heart of Accessory-Ville’s mission is a commitment to preserving local craftsmanship. The brand remains devoted to supporting the local beading industry by employing skilled artisans and providing free training to young women, empowering them economically while preserving the rich tradition of beadwork.
Accessory-Ville is now selling on Bellafricana Global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
2. Ethnik Afrika:
Ethnik Afrika was founded in 2015 by Tunde and Najeeba. Inspired by culture, this brand is reimagining the ancient handwoven traditional Yoruba textile, aso- oke, while preserving the traditional weaving techniques, art forms and know hows. We are exploring the hidden treasures of Africa, along with her culture and heritage, incorporating storytelling through modern designs, one weave at a time.
Handmade in Nigeria, our essence is to continue to support our community of weavers and local artisans with jobs, creating outstanding designs while paying critical attention to craftmanship. With our designs, we celebrate the beauty of our dear continent, AFRIKA.
Ethnik Afrika is now selling on Bellafricana Global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
3. Modara Naturals:
Modara is a luxurious natural skincare company that uses nature’s best ingredients to create pure, natural bath, body and skincare products. Our products are handmade using 100% natural ingredients ethically sourced from Nigeria, Africa and all around the world where necessary. The name ‘Modara’ is derived from my mother tongue, Yoruba, meaning ‘I do awesome things’ and that pretty much sums up who we are. Modara Limited became a registered company in May 2013 and the brand formally launched her first products in June 2015.
Modara Naturals now selling on Bellafricana Global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
Modara Naturals is now selling on Bellafricana Global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
4. Ako Africa:
Ako is an Afrocentric brand. The word “Ako” means fashionable in Nigerian language “Yoruba”.
They hit the sweet spot of Fashion, Art and Culture. Each piece tells a story that helps you connect with their culture. Each piece shows off the amazing artistry that exists in Nigeria and are always a perfect conversation starter.
Ako Africa is now selling on Bellafricana Global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
5. Simeogieme:
Simeogieme is a luxury fashion brand that blends simplicity, sensuality, and sophistication. The Founder and Creative Director, Osime Saibu, is a fashion enthusiast with a passion for designing clothing and accessories, as well as painting art and creating patterns, with which the fabrics for her clothes are created. She launched the brand Simeogieme in 2010, initially as a hobby and an informal outlet for her passion for fashion. However, this has recently begun an evolution into a growing SME.
Her collections are inspired by bold patterns, vibrant colours, and artistic influences, designed for women who embrace elegance and individuality. Each piece offers a striking combination of creativity and craftsmanship, ensuring a unique style statement. Perfect for those who love to stand out with grace and confidence.
Simeogieme is now selling on Bellafricana global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
6. Mojisola Style:
Mojisola was inspired by her love for artistry and design in her early years. She has always loved looking good and making others look better, an attribute that drew her to the fashion industry. She crafts fashion products made from African indigenous fabrics.
Mojisola Style is now selling on Bellafricana Global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
7. AILAKOKO:
Àílàkókò, which means ’Timeless’ creates various collections of individually handmade stylish fashion accessories and gifts.
We focus on bringing functionality, creativity, and eco-consciousness to consumption.
Àílàkókò is a solution to boredom, repetition, and inauthenticity, offering limited edition and refreshingly unusual pieces.
Àílàkókò is handmade in London.
Ailakoko is now selling on Bellafricana Global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African CreativesAilakoko is now selling on Bellafricana Global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
Kofo Nolla-Omidiran, also known as O’Knolla, is a British-Nigerian artist and designer based in West London.
Inspired by African patterns and the rich tapestry of Ancient African symbol writing, Kofo channels the essence of those age-old forms of communication into her very own modern-day proto-asemic writing. Her work isn’t just art—it’s an invitation to explore a world where symbols speak, but their meanings are left for you to decipher. Kofo’s pieces are like visual riddles, each one offering a fresh adventure into the mysterious realm of the unspoken.
Step into Kofo’s world, where the past and future collide in a mesmerizing dance of symbols and stories, and discover the language that only your imagination can truly understand.
Oknolla is now selling on bellafricana marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
9. Massassi B:
Massassi B showcases a captivating array of ready-to-wear clothing and accessories adorned with exotic hues and intricate patterns, crafted from handmade fabrics sourced mainly from West Africa. Embracing the cultural richness of the region, the brand collaborates with individual artisans and worker groups, fostering a sense of community and empowerment. Notably, Massassi B fearlessly incorporates unique textiles like batik, Adire, and woven fabrics indigenous to Africa, seamlessly blending them with Chiffon, Linen & Denim. This fusion not only results in visually stunning pieces but also reflects a commitment to sustainability and longevity. By investing in these timeless garments and accessories, customers not only enhance their style but also support and uplift the skilled makers behind each creation.
Massassi B is now selling on Bellafricana Global Marketplace – A Marketplace for Small Independent African Creatives
Why Bellafricana is a Game-Changer
The Bellafricana Global Marketplace stands out for its commitment to empowering African creatives. Here’s what sets it apart:
Authenticity: Every product is carefully curated to reflect Africa’s rich culture and craftsmanship.
Sustainability: Many products are made with eco-friendly, upcycled, or natural materials.
Community: Bellafricana fosters connections between creators and consumers, creating a space to celebrate African stories.
Exclusivity: Each product is a limited-edition treasure, offering buyers something truly unique.
Join the Movement
The Bellafricana Global Marketplace isn’t just about shopping, it’s about celebrating African creativity, preserving cultural heritage, and supporting local artisans. By exploring and purchasing from these 9 foundingbrandspowering Bellafricana’s Global Marketplace, you’re investing in a brighter future for African entrepreneurship.
Shop Now and Explore African Creativity
Visit Bellafricana.co.uk today to explore the collections, learn the stories behind these incredible brands, and join the movement to elevate African artistry.
Conclusion
Bellafricana’s journey is rooted in passion, and this new chapter marks a monumental step toward global recognition of African creatives. Together, let’s celebrate the artistry, innovation, and resilience of these talented entrepreneurs.
Have you been looking for Afrocentric gift ideas? With the global craving for African things worldwide, this is a market you need to delve into as various brands are looking for ways to incorporate African ideas into their gift items.
Have you ever visited a recreational center and seen the lovely display of Afrocentric decorations? or have you seen African souvenirs such as Ankara-covered books, Ankara gift bags, African-themed mugs, and so on?
If you love almost anything with an Afrocentric twist to it, then this article is for you to choose from a plethora of beautifully crafted handmade African products.
Here are 6 Afrocentric gift ideas for you:
ADIRE FABRICS
There is a specific type of African print known as ‘Adire’, and Asologe has made it their business to deliver standard prints. Like ‘Alice in Wonderland, get lost in their store. Michelle Obama even had a dress sewn in this adire piece, and the good thing about it is that.. it is not limited to just dresses alone, but also; bags, scarves, shoes, etc.
2. ART WORKS
Gift items in form of wall paintings are the best way to convey thoughts and emotions. telling stories using African histories and ideas. Best gift ideas for a wonderful family or a special person. Ronke Scott gallery is your go to for all things artworks.
3. HANDMADE JEWELRY
I am yet to see someone who isn’t in love with jewelry, oh really, there are tons of people who love sleeky and simple styled jewelry, so don’t think you are out of place when making this selection.
Zivanora, stylish jewelry, and accessory brand has done justice to this particular work of art, from melting irons to artistic and aesthestic aesthetic design finishing. If you intend to win a woman’s heart, trust me, it will most likely end with a ‘yes’ to this beauty.
4. HANDMADE QUIRKY CARDS
Sometimes the best expression for joy and love is best expressed through a personalised card and can be gifted to that special relative, family member, lover, spouse, good boss, great colleague, and significant other in your life. This Not Just Pulp quirky cards are handmade and careful done with some Nigerian humor You wanna make memories, try this one
5. NATURAL BODY PRODUCTS FOR MEN OR WOMEN IN A GIFT BOX
We all deserve good skin therapy, well most times you can surprise your male or female spouse, friend, or any special human in your life, with a good spa session, but if that may cost too much, well this brings us to modara naturals skincare products, suitable for all skin types, nourishes and brightens any skin condition
6. AFRICAN PERFUME DIFFUSERS
Why do you think perfume diffusers will make great gifting ideas, Yes am asking you again, why perfume diffusers, oh well, good scent conveys emotions and feelings. Let the scent of this exotic perfume diffuser from a delectable perfumery and candle scent brand, Abela Scents do the talking for you. Did I hear you say, life made easy. yeah, you are so right.
All these amazing Afrocentric gift ideas are ideal packages to send out to loved ones, and perfect for all genders and people of all ages. Are you still looking for more options, click here to shop for tons of other wonderful ideas with African embellishments that you will love.
Have you ever met a female string artist? Yes you heard that right, one who uses strings and nails to make an artwork! I am excited to introduce you to the Founder of Artini (string art), Omisakin Temitope in this exclusive interview.
With no further ado, let’s meet the Founder of Artini for an exclusive interview.
Please Introduce yourself and your background
My Name is Omisakin Temitope, I’m from Osun state in Nigeria. A graduate of economics.
Tell us about your work. How did your company start?
I found out about string art when I was surfing the internet for church stage decor ideas, we needed to come up with something creative and I was a member of the decoration team. And that is how my love for string art started.
How did you come about the name and what does it mean?
Coming up with a brand name wasn’t an easy task but at the end of the day we came up with ARTINI which means: A creative piece (craft, literature, filmmaking, etc.) that causes emotion or a new awareness.
What is your niche and how did you know it was a market to get into?
ART and HOME DECOR is our niche and it was pretty easy for us to know our market due to the nature of our products
Where do you get inspiration for your products?
I’m a strong believer of JESUS and I believe my creativity comes from him. So I pray for creativity and inspiration. I also believe he lead me to string art in the first place for the church stage decor. Apart from this I watch tons of YouTube videos and also check out art pages, art blogs and Pinterest.
Can you remember one of the first products you made?
As the JESUS girl that I am, the first string art I made was “GOD” I just felt like it should be the first Art I make even before we did the stage design.
What are some of the challenges you face in your business?
For challenges I’d say string art is not taught in this part of the world so I was only left with Russian YouTube videos that where often times not translated, calculating geometric patterns and designs where hard at the beginning. Another challenge was sourcing materials, I did a lot of improvisation when I first started out, especially with nails since they weren’t available in Nigeria
Do you have any regrets about venturing into this business?
I have faced a number of challenges but no regrets at all.
What is your most popular product?
I have two actually. “The African woman” and “Red hat lady”
To what extent do you draw upon your Nigerian heritage for your work?
To some extent actually, I’ve realised African inspired work are easily accepted and look unique. Like the “African woman for example “
What are some of your short term and long term goals, both in your business and life in general?
For my business I’d say getting a work station that would also serve as a training centre for students and also double as a mini gallery for walk-in clients And to also be a leading and learning art centre in Nigeria. In life generally would be to teach, impact and empower people.
What would people be surprised to learn about you?
I’m not sure it would be a surprised but for what it’s worth I’m “Left handed “.
What profession would you be in if you weren’t in this industry?
I would probably have a business consulting firm.
If you could give one piece of advice to anyone who wants to start their own business in your industry, what would it be?
Whatever mistakes you make, learn to move on from it, you’re only human. Just work on improving yourself and your business so it doesn’t happen again
To connect with Artini, you can follow and contact her via:
Bellafricana celebrates the talented African Creative, whose works involves the transformation, from Metal Scraps to Breath-Taking Masterpieces. Dotun Popoola is a synergetic metal sculptor who has carved a niche for himself with his monumental metal sculptures.
Esin Oba by Dotun Popoola
His works of Art infuses both the European and African culture all by transforming metal scraps into environmental art.
Double Bass by Dotun Popoola
Born in 1981, Lagos, Dotun Popoola is a contemporary Nigerian artist (sculptor) who specializes in synergetic metal sculpting. He creates pieces of art works from discarded scrap metals. His works are focused on transforming trash to treasures, rubbish to rubies and waste to wealth by repurposing wastes that threaten the ecosystem. Some of his works were exhibited in ART X Lagos. He had a solo exhibition called “Irin Ajo” (Journey) in Signature Beyond Art Gallery, Lagos, where he presented around 24 metal works of his.
Africa is home to several countries renowned for their amazingly beautiful landscapes and their rich cultural heritage. Its no wonder that all these and more make any and all of these countries, the perfect tourist attraction.
One problem arises though. The initial zeal and longing you have to explore these countries dies out as soon as you remember the horrors of procuring a Visa.
Well, Fret not! We have put together a list of Eight countries where you can travel to, Visa-hassle free . So, come along with your passport, let;s take you on a ride.
1. Cape Verde
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Description: Cape Verde is an island country located just off the west coast of Africa.
Travel Time from Nigeria: 4 hours 30 minutes (By air)
Requirements upon Entry: All they need upon entry into their country is your passport as proof that you are a Nigerian citizen and your return ticket.
Duration of stay allowed: As much as is allotted to you.
2. Cameroon
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Description: Cameroon is located in central Africa although it shares borders with Nigeria, Chad and Gabon. It is home to the most amazing wildlife parks.
Travel Time from Nigeria: 1 hour 17 minutes (By air)
19 hours (By road)
Requirements upon Entry: Just Your Nigerian Passport
Duration of stay allowed: Visa free for 90 days
3. Benin Republic
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Description: Located in west Africa, This French-speaking country is home to ten million people and one of the biggest wildlife parks in Africa.
Travel Time from Nigeria: 38 minutes (By air)
3 hours 30 minutes (By road)
Requirements upon Entry: Just Your Nigerian Passport
Duration of stay allowed: Visa free for 90 days
4. Côte d’Ivoire
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Description: formerly known as Ivory Coast, this country is located on the south coast of west Africa. The French speaking country is home to several modern landmarks and tourist attractions such as zigguratlike, concrete La Pyramide and Banko National park.
Travel Time from Nigeria: 1 hour 40 minutes (By air)
14 hours 41 minutes (By road)
Requirements uponEntry: Just Your Nigerian Passport
Duration of stay allowed: As long as you like
5. Burundi
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Description: Burundi is located in east central Africa, and though it is one of the smallest countries in mainland Africa, it is renowned for its amazing nature display.
Travel Time from Nigeria: 4 hours 20 minutes (By air)
Requirements upon Entry: Just Your Nigerian Passport Duration of stay allowed: Visa free for 30 days
6. Burkina Faso
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Description: Burkina Faso is located in west Africa, and they boast of several interesting tourist attractions. The country is host to The International Arts and Crafts Fair, Ouagadougou which is regarded as one of the most important African handicraft fair. Their wildlife parks are home to animals like buffalo, antelope, lions, hippopotamuses, elephants, crocodiles, and monkeys.
Travel Time from Nigeria: 1 hour 40 minutes (By air)
Requirements upon Entry: Just Your Nigerian Passport
Duration of stayallowed: As long as you like
7. Chad
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Description: Located in North central Africa and Its neighbors are Niger, Libya, the Sudan, the Central African Republic, Cameroon, and Nigeria. It is famous for being the second largest wetland and its great Lake which is a massive tourist attraction.
Travel Time from Nigeria: 2 hours 55 minutes (By air)
Requirements upon Entry: Just Your Nigerian Passport
Duration of stay allowed: Visa free for 90 days
8. Senegal
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Description: Senegal is located in west Africa, Dakar which is a lively and attractive metropolis, located on Cape Verde Peninsula along the Atlantic shore, is a popular tourist destination. The Senegalese are the originators of Jollof rice, which is famous all over the world.
Travel Time from Nigeria: 3 hours 33 minutes (By air)
Requirements upon Entry: Just Your Nigerian Passport
Duration of stay allowed: Visa free for 90 days
Now you can pack your bags and travel to these beautiful places without inhibitions. What country are you checking out?
Art is a powerful tool, used in conveying and expressing one’s feelings and thoughts. Art is also a means of preserving memories and history. Africa in itself is an expression of unique and ancient cities like Benin, Ile Ife, Ibadan and many more, have a unique way of exhibiting their art. Continue reading
[dropcap custom_class=”normal”] My first encounter with Chief (Mrs.) Nike Okundaye Davies was when I visited her Art Gallery at Ikate Elegushi roundabout Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lagos, Nigeria. She is a very lovely and amiable person and I am glad to do this write up on her.
Several years ago I saw a road sign saying “Nike Art”, on my way to my neighbour’s wedding. I think that was my first time of being awake while passing through Lekki-Epe expressway.
My name is Nike and I love art and every form it is presented in. So you can imagine how fast my attention was piqued when I saw this sign. That sign remained in my memory for a long time…. [/dropcap] Continue reading
[dropcap custom_class=”normal”] Are you familiar with that feeling of pure delight that comes when you see so many creativity such as Arts, Exhibition, Fashion etc. going on in one location? It’s spectacular!
This was the amazing feeling I got to experience at the GTBank Fashion Weekend. If you missed the event, here is a little recap to share the lovely experience with you…. [/dropcap] Continue reading
[dropcap custom_class=”normal”] It is with great pleasure I want you to meet Jumoke Dada, a lovely and focused lady who is the Founder and CEO of Tǽillo. Jumoke has a great vision for the future of Nigeria and Africa which she has translated into her furniture.
She makes exquisitely crafted furniture using Aso Oke and Ankara fabrics. These furniture forms one of the best use of creativity in aesthetic ambience, that I have come across where furniture is concerned.
Because these fabrics not only carry the essence of our African heritage but also comes in various beautiful colours, I will say, Jumoke has gifted us with a modern antique of our time. I know you want to meet this specially talented lady. Let’s meet her… [/dropcap] Continue reading
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