Cedi Beads
Cedi Beads waits in the quiet heart of Kwajoenya where hand made treasures line the shelves. You will find traditional strands and bright discs crafted by local hands that catch the sun just right. Visitors pause here to buy gifts that carry Ghanaian stories and patterns passed down through generations. The small stall holds charm that makes you smile when you spot a new design tucked between the beads. It sits tucked away on a side street near the market square where the road curves toward the old church steeple.
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