Liberian craft shop opens kiosk at Roberts International Airport
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Frontpageafricaonline
Liberian company Curated Cultural Gifts has opened a kiosk in the departures hall at Roberts International Airport to sell crafts and cultural gifts. Its founder, Brenda Brewer Moore, describes the move as an opportunity to introduce travellers to Liberian and African creations, according to the company’s statement.
Liberian company Curated Cultural Gifts, which specialises in crafts and cultural gifts, has opened a kiosk in the departures hall of Roberts International Airport, near Monrovia, according to FrontPageAfricaOnline. The business is run by Brenda Brewer Moore, a Liberian entrepreneur who founded the company in 2021.
Curated Cultural Gifts already operates a shop on Old Road in Monrovia and is preparing to open another outlet at Kpatawee Waterfalls in Bong County. The company sells items showcasing African arts and skills as well as Liberia’s history and traditions, according to FrontPageAfricaOnline.
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