Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors: Dark brown, caramel, green, white. Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. 

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.

Origin: Cameroon
Profile dimension from wall surface (when open and suspend): approx. 2 to 4 inches depending on Juju Hat size.

Colors may differ slightly from photos due to different monitor settings. Also, the color may vary from one product to another due to the dye on feathers.

Materials: Raffia wood, Hens feathers, fabric, plastic string, dyes for color.
Imported. All Juju Hats have been fumigated before importation.

Maintenance: Juju Hats need some love too. To maintain a beautiful Juju a little maintenance is necessary. Spray the feathers every 3 to 4 months with an anti-moth to prevent from any damages caused by insects. To remove the dust on the Juju, use a hair blow dryer on low temperature. Keep blow dryer at least 12 inches (or 30 cm) away from the feathers. If needed rearrange the feathers with your fingers.

This artful Juju Hat, the Tyn Hat was handcrafted in Cameroon. For centuries, Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom. Once, Juju Hats were worn by medicine men and royalties during tribal ceremonies. Nowadays, their customs are less restricted during Bamiléké traditional rituals and their beauty has reached homes beyond Cameroon’s borders. Those headdresses are very impressive hung on walls. Juju hats are made from natural or dyed feathers and woven raffia. Artisans take 2 to 3 days to complete one hat.