One of our best selling personal care products is Dudu Osun Bar Soap. It’s easy to see why so many people enjoy using this wonderful soap. Dudu-Osun Black Soap is commonly known as the finest African Black Soap available on the world market. It was specially formulated from all natural ingredients.  This soap will have you feeling rejuvenated and leaves your skin silky smooth. It restores damaged skin and is helpful in treating chronic eczema, acne, freckles and dark spots. It is scented with Osun (Camwood extract) citrus juices and native honey. Dudu Osun also contains Aloe Vera and natural vitamins.

You can view this soap on the Back To Africa web site by Clicking Here.

For all of you Twitter followers don’t forget to check us out! We recently set up our account and thanks to our loyal customers we have received a growing following.  You can Click Here to find us on Twitter.  

We also have a page on MySpace. Click Here so you can sign on as our friend.

The African people have long been admired by for their beautiful and exotic jewelry. The expert African jewelry makers use many different components found in nature and carve out unique cultural pendants for necklaces or earings. Each piece usually has it’s own specific meaning and significance. For example the Egyptian Ankh has been used for centuries and signifies life after death.

Back to Africa has created a large collection of African jewelry. Within the collection there are jewelry sets, necklaces, earings, bracelets and chokers. Each is handmade by craftsmen and is checked before it is shipped. Our customers love our jewelry and constantly re order the same designs.

You can Click Here to view our entire Jewelry Collection or Click Here to view our Home Page.  

My Dad is one of the pioneers of importing high quality African Art in the United States. Many people have enjoyed the beauty and elegance of African Art becuase of his efforts. The story of how he became involved in buying African Art was so compelling that he was featured in the Sunday New York Times a few years ago.

You can Click here to download the article or Click here to view the development of my Dad’s vision which has become the Back to Africa website.

Back To Africa features one of the most extensive collections of soapstone carvings in the world. These decorative accessories are used by many people to furnish their homes. During the holiday season we receive many orders for soapstone carvings due to their great value & beauty.

Soapstone is a soft metamorphic rock mined in Kisii, Kenya. Expert carvers use specialized techniques passed down from generation to generation to create these unique figurines. They are all intricately hand carved and incised from one block to raw stone. Whether they are dyed or left in natural stone color, these pieces make for an impressive gift or decorative accessories. Most of the soapstone products are available in either natural or black.

You can click here view our our entire Soapstone Collection.

Did you hear?  Back To Africa is now on Facebook!

So you can become a fan and chat about your experiences with Back To Africa products.

We are so excited to be on Facebook!  Join the Back To Africa fan page at:

 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Back-To-Africa-Imports/123698378651

We recently launched our new line of Afro centric clothing named Ashanti. The products have been doing extremely well. Most customers who purchase the items to resell usually re order as they sell quickly. The designs are distinctive, yet stylish, ASHANTI is unique in the sense that it brings fashion and culture together resulting in a wide variety of dashikis, kaftans and dress sets that are truly divine. Whether you’re heading to Church, relaxing on a weekend, or even going to that casual affair, the ASHANTI clothing-line will give you an exotic and elegant look that will get you noticed. ASHANTI clothing is sure to enhance your wardrobe, turning any ordinary and dull day into an extraordinary and exciting one. ASHANTI should be the one and only brand you need for your african apparel.

To find African clothing just visit the Back to Africa web site or Click Here.