Cameroon
Nso Kingdom
Royal Fon symbols
The grandmother's sacred charge; royal lineage.
Collections & Gifting
Liquid Gold, packaged as blessing.
From the bride's table to the family kitchen — DEGI bottles carry the stories of West Africa's great tribes to the diaspora and beyond.
Tribal Heritage Collection
Five kingdoms. One sacred oil.
Grassfields of Bamenda, Cameroon
Graffi Heritage
Bamileke warrior carvings & Adinkra gold borders
Traditional culinary heritage of the Grassfields — poured from a crystal decanter.
Nigeria
Yoruba
Beads & palm fronds
Eru Iyawo wedding blessing tradition.
Nsukka
Igbo
Indigenous patterns, kolanut
Ceremonial and communal significance.
Ghana
Akan
Adinkra symbols
Dowry and festival traditions.
Nigeria
Benin Kingdom
Royal palace motifs
Palm oil in the walls and lamps of kings.
The Wedding Market
"May your life be as sweet as the palm oil."
DEGI amber bottles become bridal favors, ceremonial souvenirs, and welcome gifts — reviving a tradition brides across the diaspora are bringing home.
Bridal Shower Favors
Small bottles carrying the ancestral blessing.
Traditional Souvenirs
For bridesmaids and the bride's inner circle.
Guest Welcome Gifts
A taste of heritage to take home from the celebration.
Product Line
Four formats. One purity mandate.
| Edition | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Nso Princess Edition | 375 ml | $25–$35 |
| Sister's Blessing Souvenir | 30 ml | $8–$12 |
| Heritage Blend — Tribal | 375 ml | $18–$25 |
| Pure Gold Family Size | 946 ml | $28–$35 |