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Strength: ●●●○ • Effect: 🌱 Root

Overview
Puyanawa Murici Pixuri is a richly aromatic, forest grounded Hapé that tends to feel steady, centering, and deeply settling. It carries a traditional earth forward character, often chosen when you want to come back into your body, clear inner noise, and reconnect with a calm, rooted presence.

When to work with it
Work with this blend when you feel scattered, ungrounded, or energetically heavy and you want a firm reset. Many people reach for it before meditation, prayer, or ceremony, especially when the intention is stability, focus, and a strong return to center.

Sacred ingredients

• Artisanal Mapacho: Provides the traditional base, supporting focus, presence, and grounding.
• Traditional ash: Creates structure and balance in the blend, supporting a clean, steady experience.
• Murici: Contributes a distinctive forest tone and is traditionally associated with grounding, stabilizing support.
• Pixuri: Adds a warm, spicy aromatic layer and is often worked with for centering and energetic strength.

Craft & tradition
This Hapé is prepared through careful drying, sifting, and fine blending, honoring the traditional discipline of Amazonian natural medicine making. Each step is done with intention and respect, creating a consistent ceremonial powder meant for mindful use in quiet, focused settings.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Tribal perspective
The Puyanawa people of the Western Amazon hold deep relationships with sacred plants and ceremonial practice. While not all teachings around specific blend combinations are shared publicly, Puyanawa attributed Hapé is commonly approached as a tool for grounding, clearing heaviness, and strengthening inner alignment, used with humility, prayer, and respect for lineage.

Safety Reminder
Contains nicotine. Not for use by individuals under the age of 21, pregnant/nursing, or those with cardiovascular or respiratory health concerns. Use with mindful intention in a quiet, intentional space.

A celebration of vitality, balance, and the unfolding beauty of life. Centered around a luminous floral mandala, the design blossoms outward in vibrant layers of color and symmetry, symbolizing growth, creativity, and the radiant energy that emerges when heart and spirit are in harmony.

Inspired by the sacred textile traditions of the Shipibo-Conibo people, the intricate embroidery reflects patterns associated with interconnectedness, vibration, and the living intelligence woven throughout nature. The flower at the center evokes both the blossoming of consciousness and the sacred geometry found in the natural world; a reminder that beauty often unfolds from stillness, patience, and care.

Brilliant magenta, gold, turquoise, violet, and emerald tones glow vividly against the dark background, giving the piece a joyful and luminous presence. Concentric circular patterns surround the flower like ripples of energy expanding outward, creating a feeling of protection, balance, and continual renewal.

Perfect for altars, meditation spaces, ceremony, or sacred home décor, this one-of-a-kind textile carries the intention, artistry, and spirit of its maker in every stitch. Both grounding and uplifting, it invites warmth, creativity, and harmony into the spaces where it is placed.

Hand-embroidered in the Peruvian Amazon and sourced through the Aya Madre Healing Center near Iquitos, Peru, in support of traditional Shipibo artistry, sacred healing traditions, and the work of the Pangoza family community.

Measures: 9" Diameter

A timeless ceremonial blend of sacred resins traditionally used for meditation, purification, and spiritual grounding. Warm, resinous notes create a calming atmosphere ideal for ritual, prayer, and quiet reflection.

Each box contains 20 x 11" premium incense sticks hand dipped with natural oils for a clean, 45-60 minute burn. 

Inspired by the sacred “Holy Wood” traditionally used for energetic cleansing and spiritual ceremony. Warm wood notes with subtle citrus undertones create a peaceful, uplifting environment.

Each box contains 20 x 11" premium incense sticks hand dipped with natural oils for a clean, 45-60 minute burn. 

A powerful expression of balance, guidance, and energetic protection. Its intricate geometric pathways form a radiant mandala-like design that draws the eye inward, evoking sacred maps, ceremonial songs, and the interconnected patterns woven throughout life.

Inspired by the visionary artistry of the Shipibo-Conibo people, the repeating embroidery reflects traditional motifs associated with spiritual alignment, healing, and the flow of unseen energies. The labyrinth-like forms symbolize the journeys we travel inwardly and outwardly reminding us that clarity and wisdom are often discovered through patience, intention, and trust in the path.

Bright threads of crimson, gold, electric blue, emerald, pink, and white glow vividly against the dark background, creating a striking visual contrast that feels both grounding and electric. The layered circular borders act like energetic rings of protection, while the symmetrical design creates a calming sense of order and equilibrium.

Perfect for altars, meditation spaces, ceremony, or sacred home décor, this one-of-a-kind textile carries the care, artistry, and cultural spirit of Amazonian craftsmanship in every stitch. Both contemporary and ancient in feeling, it offers a visual meditation on protection, connection, and the sacred geometry present in all living things.

Hand-embroidered in the Peruvian Amazon and sourced through the Aya Madre Healing Center near Iquitos, Peru, in support of traditional Shipibo artistry, sacred healing traditions, and the work of the Pangoza family community.

Measures: 9" Diameter

The serpent has long symbolized transformation, healing, and awakened awareness within Amazonian traditions. This hand carved Palo Sangre pipe features a coiled serpent wrapped protectively around the bowl, embodying grounded strength and spiritual protection.

Only one exists.

This pipe is unique.  It is 01 of 02 carvings of the coiled serpent completed by Maestro Roldan Pangoza for Sacred Plants' inaugural 2026 collection. We call them the Serpent Guardian collection. Every cut, grain pattern, and finish reflects the individuality of hand carving. The photographs shown are of the exact pipe you will receive.

Hand carved from sustainably harvested Palo Sangre wood, each piece reflects the rich tones and dense character of this treasured Amazonian hardwood. Its smooth finish and striking grain patterns make every pipe entirely unique.

Measures: 8.0" L x 1.6" W x 2.0" H.  Weighs: 2.9oz

The serpent has long symbolized transformation, healing, and awakened awareness within Amazonian traditions. This hand carved Palo Sangre pipe features a coiled serpent wrapped protectively around the bowl, embodying grounded strength and spiritual protection.

Only one exists.

This pipe is unique.  It is 02 of 02 carvings of the coiled serpent completed by Maestro Roldan Pangoza for Sacred Plants' inaugural 2026 collection. We call them the Serpent Guardian collection. Every cut, grain pattern, and finish reflects the individuality of hand carving. The photographs shown are of the exact pipe you will receive.

Hand carved from sustainably harvested Palo Sangre wood, each piece reflects the rich tones and dense character of this treasured Amazonian hardwood. Its smooth finish and striking grain patterns make every pipe entirely unique.

Measures: 8.75" L x 1.6" W x 2.0" H.  Weighs: 2.9oz

This cloth carries the ancient symbolism of transformation, protection, and awakened wisdom. At its center, a sacred serpent winds through luminous geometric patterns inspired by the visionary textile traditions of the Shipibo-Conibo people, whose ceremonial art reflects the interconnected rhythms of nature, spirit, and song.

In Amazonian cosmology, the serpent is a guardian of thresholds; a being associated with rebirth, intuition, and the shedding of what no longer serves. The vibrant stitching surrounding the serpent evokes flowing energy and the living patterns perceived in deep communion with the natural world. Each thread is placed by hand, creating a piece that feels both grounded and alive with intention.

Rich jewel tones of emerald, gold, crimson, and obsidian bring balance between earth and spirit, while the circular form symbolizes wholeness, continuity, and protection. Whether used as an altar cloth, ceremonial centerpiece, or sacred decorative object, this piece invites clarity, resilience, and connection into the space it inhabits.

Every cloth is one of a kind, carrying the time, care, and artistic vision of the maker; a tangible expression of Amazonian craftsmanship and sacred storytelling.

Hand-embroidered in the Peruvian Amazon and sourced through the Aya Madre Healing Center near Iquitos, Peru, in support of traditional Shipibo artistry, sacred healing traditions, and the work of the Pangoza family community.

Measures: 6" Diameter

Strength: ●●●○ • Effect: ☀️ Rise

Overview
Shanenawa Tsunu Chacruna is a focused, clarifying Hapé with a steady, traditional backbone and a distinctly clean, uplifting feel. It is often chosen for mental clarity and energetic alignment, helping clear internal clutter while keeping you grounded and present.

When to work with it
Work with this blend when you want a strong reset, especially before meditation, prayer, ceremony, or deep inner work. Many people reach for it when the mind feels busy, the energy feels tangled, or when they want a clear, centered state for intention setting.

Sacred ingredients

• Artisanal Mapacho: Provides the traditional base, supporting presence, focus, and a grounded foundation.
• Tsunu ash: A classic sacred ash used in many Amazonian lineages, valued for its clean structure and stabilizing feel.
• Chacruna:  Brings a bright, plant forward character that is traditionally associated with clarity, spiritual focus, and inner alignment. 

Craft & tradition
This Hapé is prepared through traditional methods of drying, sifting, and finely blending the plants into a smooth ceremonial powder. The craft is approached with discipline and care, honoring the relationship between the maker, the plants, and the prayerful intention carried into each batch.

Tribal perspective
The Shanenawa people of the Western Amazon are known for preserving forest based ceremonial practices and plant knowledge. While detailed teachings around specific blends are not always shared publicly, Shanenawa attributed Hapé is commonly approached as a sacred ally for clearing the energetic field, strengthening focus, and supporting a balanced connection between body, breath, and spirit.

Safety Reminder
Contains nicotine. Not for use by individuals under the age of 21, pregnant/nursing, or those with cardiovascular or respiratory health concerns. Use with mindful intention in a quiet, intentional space.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Strength: ●●●○ • Effect: 🌱 Root

Overview
Shawadawa Kapayuba is a steady, forest grounded Hapé known for its firm, centering presence. It is often chosen when you want to feel anchored in your body, clear heaviness, and return to a calm, resilient state with clean focus.

When to work with it
Work with this blend when you feel ungrounded, emotionally weighed down, or mentally scattered and you want a strong reset. Many people reach for it before meditation, prayer, ceremony, or quiet reflection, especially when the intention is stability, protection, and grounded clarity.

Sacred ingredients

• Artisanal Mapacho: Provides the traditional base, supporting presence, focus, and energetic grounding.
• Traditional ash: Tsunu (Sunu) bark ash creates structure and balance in the blend, supporting a clean, steady experience.
• Kapayuba: The defining plant element of this blend, traditionally worked with for its rooted, strengthening character and steadying influence.

Craft & tradition
This Hapé is prepared through traditional Amazonian methods, with plants dried, sifted, and finely blended into a smooth ceremonial powder. The process is approached with care and intention, honoring the discipline of natural medicine making and the relationship between plant, maker, and prayer.

Tribal perspective
The Shawadawa people of the Western Amazon carry deep knowledge of sacred plants and ceremonial practice. While specific teachings around Kapayuba blends are not always shared openly, Shawadawa attributed Hapé is generally approached as a grounding ally for clearing dense energy, strengthening inner alignment, and returning to balance through respectful, intentional use.

Safety Reminder
Contains nicotine. Not for use by individuals under the age of 21, pregnant/nursing individuals, or those with cardiovascular or respiratory health concerns. Use with mindful intention in a quiet, intentional space.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Strength: ●●●○ • Effect: 🔥 Ignite

Overview
Shawadawa Rawaputu is a focused, clearing Hapé that tends to feel direct and steady. It is often worked with for energetic cleansing and mental alignment, supporting a clean internal reset while keeping you grounded and present.

When to work with it
Choose this blend when your mind feels noisy, your energy feels stuck, or you want a strong shift into clarity. Many people work with it before meditation, prayer, or ceremony, especially when the intention is to clear distractions, restore balance, and reconnect with your center.

Sacred ingredients

• Artisanal Mapacho: Provides the traditional base, supporting focus, presence, and grounded awareness.
• Traditional ash: Tsunu and Rawaputu (a Shawãdawa natural medicinal plant additive) creates the structure of the blend, supporting a clean, steady experience.
• Rawaputu: The defining plant element of this blend, traditionally included for its cleansing, clarifying character.

Craft & tradition
This Hapé is prepared through traditional methods of drying, sifting, and fine blending until the powder is smooth and consistent. The craft is approached with respect and restraint, honoring the plants and the ceremonial intention that guides Amazonian natural medicine making.

Tribal perspective
The Shawadawa people of the Western Amazon are known for preserving forest based ceremonial practices and sacred plant knowledge. While detailed teachings around specific blend names are not always shared publicly, Shawadawa attributed Hapé is commonly approached as a tool for clearing the energetic field, strengthening focus, and restoring inner alignment through mindful, respectful use.

Safety Reminder
Contains nicotine. Not for use by individuals under the age of 21, pregnant/nursing, or those with cardiovascular or respiratory health concerns. Use with mindful intention in a quiet, intentional space.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Shicras are traditional handwoven net bags from the Peruvian Amazon, crafted using natural plant fibers and time honored techniques passed down through generations. In the Loreto region, Indigenous artisans, often from communities such as the Shipibo Conibo, Kukama Kukamiria, and Kichwa, create these bags by twisting and knotting fibers derived from chambira palm (Astrocaryum chambira), a resilient and sustainable material gathered from the forest.

Traditionally, shicras are used for carrying and storing food, harvests, and daily essentials. Their open, flexible weave allows air to circulate, making them especially well suited for transporting fruits, roots, and other perishable goods in the humid Amazon climate. Beyond their practical use, shicras also hold cultural significance as expressions of identity, craftsmanship, and a deep relationship with the land.

Each bag reflects the knowledge and rhythm of the forest, handmade, durable, and biodegradable, offering a meaningful connection to Amazonian traditions and a more sustainable way of carrying what you need.

Measures: 13" W x 13" H

Shicras are traditional handwoven net bags from the Peruvian Amazon, crafted using natural plant fibers and time honored techniques passed down through generations. In the Loreto region, Indigenous artisans, often from communities such as the Shipibo Conibo, Kukama Kukamiria, and Kichwa, create these bags by twisting and knotting fibers derived from chambira palm (Astrocaryum chambira), a resilient and sustainable material gathered from the forest.

Traditionally, shicras are used for carrying and storing food, harvests, and daily essentials. Their open, flexible weave allows air to circulate, making them especially well suited for transporting fruits, roots, and other perishable goods in the humid Amazon climate. Beyond their practical use, shicras also hold cultural significance as expressions of identity, craftsmanship, and a deep relationship with the land.

Each bag reflects the knowledge and rhythm of the forest, handmade, durable, and biodegradable, offering a meaningful connection to Amazonian traditions and a more sustainable way of carrying what you need.

Measures: 11" W x 15" H

Shicras are traditional handwoven net bags from the Peruvian Amazon, crafted using natural plant fibers and time honored techniques passed down through generations. In the Loreto region, Indigenous artisans, often from communities such as the Shipibo Conibo, Kukama Kukamiria, and Kichwa, create these bags by twisting and knotting fibers derived from chambira palm (Astrocaryum chambira), a resilient and sustainable material gathered from the forest.

Traditionally, shicras are used for carrying and storing food, harvests, and daily essentials. Their open, flexible weave allows air to circulate, making them especially well suited for transporting fruits, roots, and other perishable goods in the humid Amazon climate. Beyond their practical use, shicras also hold cultural significance as expressions of identity, craftsmanship, and a deep relationship with the land.

Each bag reflects the knowledge and rhythm of the forest, handmade, durable, and biodegradable, offering a meaningful connection to Amazonian traditions and a more sustainable way of carrying what you need.

Measures: 10" W x 11" H

Strung by hand in the Loreto region of Peru from seeds gathered in the forest nearby. Red and black seeds sit alongside mottled brown and pale striped ones, with a single snake vertebra set at the middle. The cord is braided from natural tan fiber and closes with a sliding knot that adjusts to any wrist.

Red and black seeds are carried for luck and protection throughout the Peruvian Amazon, often given to children or worn into ceremony. The vertebra at the center holds the older meaning of the serpent, shedding what is finished and beginning again.

Each bracelet is assembled one seed at a time, so color, size and pattern shift from one to the next. None of them match exactly.

Handmade in the Loreto region of Peru, this bracelet gathers three things the Shipibo people have always found close at hand. A slice of caapi vine sits at the center with the grain still showing in the cut, flanked by pale snake vertebrae and rounded seeds in black and warm brown. It is strung on a braided black cord with a sliding knot, so it adjusts to fit the wrist.

Caapi holds a central place in Amazonian ceremonial life, and carrying a piece of the vine is a way of keeping that connection close through the day. The snake bones speak to shedding and renewal, the seeds to what grows back after.

Every seed is picked and drilled by hand and every cut of vine is different, so no two bracelets come out the same. Small variations in color, size and grain are part of the piece.

Shipibo Ceremonial Necklaces are a traditional adornment handcrafted in the Loreto region of Peru. Each piece reflects the deep relationship between the Shipibo people and the natural world, where every material carries its own meaning, texture, and presence. This necklace is created from a combination of native seeds, stones, and a Caapi vine slice gathered from the surrounding forest.

Carefully assembled by hand, this necklace embodies both beauty and intention, often worn in ceremony or as personal protection and connection. The organic elements create a rich, earthy aesthetic, with natural variations that make every necklace unique.

More than adornment, the Shipibo Ceremonial Necklace serves as a wearable expression of tradition, grounding, and harmony with the living spirit of the Amazon.

Shipibo Ceremonial Necklaces are a traditional adornment handcrafted in the Loreto region of Peru. Each piece reflects the deep relationship between the Shipibo people and the natural world, where every material carries its own meaning, texture, and presence. This necklace is created from a combination of native seeds Caapi vine slices gathered from the surrounding forest.

Carefully assembled by hand, this necklace embodies both beauty and intention, often worn in ceremony or as personal protection and connection. The organic elements create a rich, earthy aesthetic, with natural variations that make every necklace unique.

More than adornment, the Shipibo Ceremonial Necklace serves as a wearable expression of tradition, grounding, and harmony with the living spirit of the Amazon.

Shipibo Ceremonial Necklaces are a traditional adornment handcrafted in the Loreto region of Peru. Each piece reflects the deep relationship between the Shipibo people and the natural world, where every material carries its own meaning, texture, and presence. This necklace is created from a Caapi vine slice and bloodwood gathered from the surrounding forest.

Carefully assembled by hand, this necklace embodies both beauty and intention, often worn in ceremony or as personal protection and connection. The organic elements create a rich, earthy aesthetic, with natural variations that make every necklace unique.

More than adornment, the Shipibo Ceremonial Necklace serves as a wearable expression of tradition, grounding, and harmony with the living spirit of the Amazon.