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Maple Ridge, British Columbia
Sudanese spice blends, including shata and tawabel. The BC farmers’ market association lists appearances at Haney market in Maple Ridge and other markets; confirm current attendance or ordering with the business.
Source reviewed:Toronto and area, Ontario
Sudanese henna artist in Toronto: black and red henna. Bookings and enquiries by Instagram message; payment by cash or e-transfer.
Source reviewed:Vancouver, British Columbia / Toronto and area, Ontario
Sudanese and Arabic black henna artist working between Vancouver and Toronto. Bookings by Instagram message; prices and policies are on her page.
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Toronto and area, Ontario
Sudanese bakhoor from Toronto, ordered through its online store: karbata, marshoosh, sandalwood incense, khumra and a mahlab body scrub.
Source reviewed:This starting directory is not exhaustive. Entries are free information, not partnerships or endorsements. Prices, availability and delivery are set by each store or business owner. Our platform only shows each business’s activity as available from public sources; buyers should confirm the provider and the items themselves. Suggest a store or business
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