** Please remember that all ritual oil purchases made between September 25th and October 25th are part of our presale.
Because these oils are being prepared as part of a limited production run, all presale orders will ship the week of November 9th.
By placing your order during the presale period, you acknowledge and agree to this shipping timeline.
Thank you for your patience, your support, and for allowing us the time to prepare your oils with the care they deserve.
Manna of Mansa Musa is a spiritual cologne created with divine abundance in mind.
This is not a cologne for temporary wealth, quick fixes, or simply bridging the gap until the next paycheck. This is for those who are ready to cultivate a relationship with wealth that is sustaining, expansive, and generous.
Manna of Mansa Musa is inspired by the legendary wealth of Mansa Musa and the understanding that true abundance is not merely having money—it is having enough to move, enough to build, enough to preserve, and enough to share.
Use this cologne when you are seeking to position yourself not only as a receptor of wealth, but as a vessel through which wealth can circulate. It is for calling in opportunities, resources, connections, prosperity, and financial increase while developing the capacity to steward what arrives.
Because abundance is not meant to stop at your doorstep.
It should give you room to breathe.
Room to build.
Room to invest.
Room to provide.
Room to create.
Room to give without impoverishing yourself.
Manna of Mansa Musa is for the person who does not want to merely survive their finances—they want to become established in them.
Anoint yourself when beginning a new financial venture, pursuing greater income, entering rooms where opportunity is present, making significant financial decisions, or preparing yourself to receive more than you have previously known how to hold.
This is wealth with roots.
Wealth with purpose.
Wealth with somewhere to go.
Manna of Mansa Musa calls you toward an abundance so substantial that you are no longer asking, “How am I going to make it?”
You are asking, “What can I build with what I have?”

