Hand-Milled Goat MilkSoaps

Milk has been used in baths to soften skin for centuries.  Adding milk to soap helps to maintain the natural PH of skin.  Natural Goat Milk Soaps have the benefit of glycerin which occurs in cured soap, commercial soaps have the glycerin removed from them.  Ask about our Hand Milled Goat Milk Soap Shampoo Bar‘s. 

Bar Sizes vary. Rule of thumb is $1.00 per bar ounce

Goat Milk Body Lotion

Our lotion’s are light, not heavy and greasy.  They soak right in and feel soft and silky. The lotions glide on smooth and come in a variety of scents.

Goat Milk Body Lotion: $4.00 per 4oz. Bottle

Hand Soaked Incense & Incense Holders

Hand soaking incense sticks takes approximately two days.

When Making Hand-Milled Soap or Incense there is a process of drying. If you want a completed product you can allow the drying to occur at my location. If you prefer you can have the product dry in your home. This way you will benefit from the SCENT of the drying process.

Shea Butter

Shea Butter is produced from the nut fruits of the Shea (Karite) Tree.  The Shea Tree grows in Eastern & Western regions of Africa.  Ghana has a well earned reputation for producing good quality nuts.  These nuts are processed to make the Shea Butter.  Shea Butter is known as a most effective skin moisturizer.  Store the Shea Butter in a cool dark place.  You can refrigerate Shea Butter to increase the shelf life. 

Shea Butter comes in two sizes small and large: $7.00 & $12.00

Nine-Men-Morris

The game Nine Men's Morris began popping up in about 1400 BC. The first Nine Men's Morris game-board was found in an Ancient Egyptian Temple. It was in the Bronze Age when the game was transported to other countries.  The game is also known as “Me'relles” and “Mill”.

Nine-Men-Morris Game Board, Pieces & Instruction
$10.00 each or Both games for $20.00

King’s Table : Hnefatafl [Nhev-eh-TAH-full]

Hnefatafl was played throughout Scandinavia, Iceland, Germany, England, Wales and Ireland.  It dates back to before 400 AD. Play declined in the 11th century with the rise of Chess.  Researching the game you will discover it’s known by several names and many rule variations can be found.  Hnefatafl is referenced in Old Norse literature.  Hnefatafl translates from old Norse to the English "Kings Table".  In modern Iceland there are still tournaments for Hnefatafl. It is possible that Hnefatafl developed from Ludus Latrunculorum, (“the game of brigands”), which was adopted by Celts from Romans.

King Table Game Board, Pieces & Instructions                            
$12.00 each or Both games for $20.00