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Second-hand Market / Lumo Brikama
Gambia
Second-hand Markets: 1 · Gambia
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Second-hand Market, Lumo
📖 Brikama's market scene, particularly the renowned Brikama Craft Market, is a vibrant hub for resellers seeking authentic Gambian craftsmanship. Here, you'll discover a treasure trove of unique, handmade items like intricately carved wooden masks, djembe drums, painted calabashes, and traditional textiles, often directly from the artisans themselves. Unlike other markets, Brikama offers a more direct and often competitively priced sourcing experience, as many items are crafted on-site. Resellers should focus on the early mornings for the best selection and be prepared to haggle respectfully, as it's an integral part of the local buying culture. An insider tip: keep smaller denominations of Gambian Dalasi handy for smoother transactions, especially during the bustling morning rush.
🗒️ 1 Second-hand Markets
- Brikama Craft MarketBrikamaDaily, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Brikama Craft Market
📍 Brikama
Open: Daily, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Address: Brikama Highway, Brikama, The Gambia
The main hub for Gambian craftsmanship, especially woodworking. It's less a flea market and more a collection of artisan workshops where you can buy directly from the makers.
💰 What to buy here
- Djembe Drums Buy500-2000 GMD → Sell online50-150 EUR on eBay to international music enthusiasts Check the quality of the wood (no cracks) and the tension of the goat skin. A deep, resonant sound is key.
- Carved Wooden Game Boards (Wari) Buy300-700 GMD → Sell online30-60 USD on Etsy as a decorative or functional piece Look for boards made from heavy, dense wood like mahogany. The quality of the carving indicates its value.
- Handmade Wooden Furniture Buy1500-5000 GMD for a stool or small table → Sell onlineHigh-value export item; can sell for 200-500 USD on platform Focus on smaller, easily shippable items. Look for unique designs that blend traditional and modern styles.
💡 TipGo to the back of the market to find the actual workshops. You can negotiate better prices there and even commission custom pieces. Many tourist shops in Senegambia buy their stock here.
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