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  • Small Incense Sticks African Cultural Art Forum Small Incense Sticks

    African Cultural Art Forum Small Incense Sticks

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    The history of incense dates back thousands of years ago.  As modern science looks forward to wisdom of other cultures, incense has emerged as a time proven alternation for helping to create a more aromatherapuetic stress-less in our environment. Extinguish flame and allow the scent to blend harmoniously into the atmosphere, removing unpleasant odors and bad vibrations. Each scent has its own unique characteristic.  20 sticks per pack Each order is 6 packs of incense

  • Solful Sounds Voice Activation Event

    Event Solful Sounds Voice Activation

    Your voice is a portal. Are you ready to open it? Sound is one of the oldest forms of healing — and your own voice is the most powerful instrument you have. In this heart-centered gathering, we'll use guided vocal activation, breath, and communal sound to help you move energy, dissolve what's been blocked, and reconnect to the truth of who you are. This is a space for those who know that healing happens in community — where the collective field amplifies everything, and showing up authentically is the practice itself. June 5th — Soulful Sounds: Voice Activation Through toning, free expression, and shared sound work, you'll be invited to: Release what your body has been holding Awaken the frequency of your authentic voice Drop into deeper presence — with yourself and those around you No vocal training needed. Only your willingness to be heard, held, and transformed. Come ready to open. Leave feeling more rooted in yourself than when you arrived. 

  • Spirit Guides: Clay Mask Making Event

    Event Spirit Guides: Clay Mask Making

    Explore Afro-diasporic mask traditions while learning introductory clay handbuilding techniques to create their your expressive masks!Masks carry memory. They hold spirit, resistance, celebration, protection, and transformation. In this immersive clay workshop at ACAF in Philadelphia, participants will be introduced to a glimpse of Afro-diasporic mask histories across continents—beginning with ceremonial mask traditions of West and Central Africa, tracing their transformation through the Caribbean and South America during and after the transatlantic slave trade, and exploring how these visual languages continue to evolve in contemporary U.S. cultural practices. Together, we’ll examine how masks function as portals and preservation of identity. Participants will then learn handbuilding techniques to create their own clay masks. no experience necessary  All clay & supplies included Please note: we will be using self-hardening clay (no firing necessary). Your work will take a minimum 24hrs to dry for participants to paint at their convenience.

  • The Elder Canvas  Print African Cultural Art Forum

    African Cultural Art Forum The Elder Canvas Print

    Print from the original painting.   The Elder” batik on rice paper by  Ade Oyelami Nigerian artist 20th century in Philadelphia Pa Print on Canvas  Size 36x48

    $250.00

  • The Moorish Chief Art African Cultural Art Forum

    African Cultural Art Forum The Moorish Chief Art

    Print from the original painting.   Painting of The Moorish Chief by Eduard Charlemont in Paris France in 1878 “(The canvas was once called The Alhambra Guard.) This work demonstrates the romantic lens through which white Europeans regarded the traditions, peoples, and places of Muslim Spain and the French colonies in West Africa. Print on Canvas  Size 36x48

    $225.00

  • The Via Dolorosa African Cultural Art Forum

    African Cultural Art Forum The Via Dolorosa

    painting of black figures depicting The Via Dolorosa, also known as the “way of sorrow,” is where Jesus carried the cross to his own crucifixion, according to the New Testament. The figure are painting Ed black without facial features, the figure depicting Jesus is wearing white whilst the other figures are wearing red. Size 20x30

    $175.00

  • Last stock! Three Monkeys African Cultural Art Forum Three Monkeys African Cultural Art Forum

    African Cultural Art Forum Three Monkeys

    Three hand carved monkeys depicting the famous saying "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil". Made in Senegal.  

  • A shirtless man holds a large whole watermelon in front of a storefront. A large text overlay at the bottom reads '$5 Whole Seeded WATERMELON Pre Order Oline'

    Watermelon Seeded

    Whole Seeded Watermelon — Fresh, sweet, and perfect for summer!Add a whole watermelon to your order when you spend $20 or more at ACAF. With our promo, you pay only $5! Type: Whole Seeded Watermelon Pickup only — No shipping available Order by Thursday to reserve your watermelon for Friday & Saturday pickup Regular price: $20 | Promo price: $5 (when you spend $20+ on other ACAF products) ⚠️ Important: This item cannot be purchased alone. The $15 discount is only applied when your cart includes $20 or more in other ACAF products. Watermelon must be added to a qualifying order to receive the promo price.Available starting August 1, 2026.

  • Incense Holder wooden African Cultural Art Forum

    African Cultural Art Forum Wooden Incense Holder

    Wooden incense holder for small incense. 

  • Yah"ki Awakened live interview African Cultural Art Forum

    African Cultural Art Forum Yah"ki Awakened live interview

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    Presented by ACAF X FAMILY SURVIVAL As The Incense Burns | Yah"ki Awakened   An intimate event with a special Interview with Yah'ki Awakened a Master Herbalist, Holistic Teacher, Crystal Healer, Detoxification Specialist, Reiki Healer, Motivational Speaker, and community activist.. Have the chance to Meet, Greet & be able to ask questions. Also experience ACAF’s unique shopping experience with items from all over the world.  JULY 7, 2023 6-8pm (Please be on time doors will be close at 3 and no refund will be given) Location: 221 S. 52nd Street Phila, PA 19139

  • “Freedom Riders” by Kolongi Brathwaite

    African Cultural Art Forum “Freedom Riders” by Kolongi Brathwaite

    “Freedom Riders” by Kolongi Brathwaite    Painting depicting prominent Historical Black warriors united on horses. Kalonji is an internationally acclaimed, self-taught artist. At eight years of age, he was awarded first prize in a county-wide Barbadia competition. Size 30x24

    $225.00

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