Souvenirs from Mozambique that you can buy while shopping: from spices to scarves

A stunning country located in southeastern Africa, Mozambique is highly diverse, whether it's nature, wildlife, or shopping.

Speaking of shopping, there is something for everyone to get excited about, as the products available here are made using the country's local resources, keeping in mind its age-old traditions and warm culture, as reported by News Bytes.

If you are traveling, take these five souvenirs home with you.

Makonde masks

Makonde masks are very popular as souvenirs in Mozambique.

Used in various traditional ceremonies in the country, these masks depict ancestral spirits, and some of them even have real hair on their eyebrows and eyelashes.

Each mask has a specific meaning such as masculinity, femininity, fertility, pregnancy, etc.

You can also find animal masks to enhance your interior decor.

Paintings

Another way to enhance the beauty of your home is to acquire a painting from this country.

Mozambique is home to several local artists who create vibrant paintings on canvas, and you will find many details in their works that will instantly captivate you.

To choose the best option, stroll through the streets and purchase the artwork that resonates with your soul.

Spices

When visiting markets, you will find many local shops selling spices and salt. Well, that's because these offerings are among the most produced in Mozambique.

From paprika and peri-peri to tarragon and crushed chili peppers, there's plenty to add to your shopping list.

Be sure to stock up on local spices before you head home.

Jewelry

Jewelry is another fantastic gift for your loved ones or as a souvenir, as this picturesque country is known for garnet.

Garnet is a precious gemstone of a crimson-red color that is found in the country's mines.

It is used to create elegant jewelry, mostly necklaces, which you can purchase for yourself or your loved ones.

Batiks

Batiks are scarves made from brightly colored fabrics. They come in a variety of colors, designs, sizes, and shapes.

While most of them are made using wax on fabric, there are other varieties where mud and starch are used instead.

Reasonably priced, you can find them almost everywhere in the country.

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