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Open your heart and feel the Love! Meant to help activate, strengthen and expand the heart energy to experience more forgiveness, compassion and understanding.

Ingredients:

Hawthorne Berry, Flowers, and Leaf, Bobinsana, Reishi Mushroom, Caapi Vine, Rose. In a mixture of Organic Cane and Grape Alcohol

Safety Reminders:

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.

Herbal supplements may interact with certain medications. If you are taking prescription medications or have a medical condition, please consult with a qualified healthcare provider before use.

Please note: this item cannot be shipped to Louisiana due to state restrictions on products containing caapi (Banisteriopsis caapi).

A beautifully balanced ceremonial textile that combines botanical symbolism, sacred geometry, and intricate visionary embroidery into a powerful meditative composition. At the center rests a radiant circular design surrounded by flowing wreaths of embroidered leaves, creating the feeling of a living mandala rooted in harmony and natural intelligence.

The tapestry is arranged with remarkable symmetry, featuring circular corner motifs, geometric pathways, and elegant branching forms that guide the eye inward toward the center. The layered rings and repeating patterns evoke cycles of growth, balance, protection, and connection between the natural and spiritual worlds.

Soft turquoise leaves and warm golden branches contrast vividly against the deep black background, while electric pinks, purples, greens, and blues bring luminosity and movement to every detail. The composition feels both calming and energizing, offering a visual rhythm that continually reveals new forms and relationships within the design.

This large ceremonial textile makes a powerful focal point for meditation rooms, healing spaces, yoga studios, altars, or anywhere an atmosphere of intentional beauty and grounded presence is desired. Its circular structure naturally creates a sense of centeredness and calm while the intricate embroidery adds depth and living texture.

Handcrafted with extraordinary attention to detail, this tapestry embodies the spirit of Amazonian inspired visionary artistry while serving as a vibrant and meaningful addition to sacred and contemplative spaces.

Ethically sourced through the Aya Madre Healing Center in Peru in support of traditional Shipibo craftsmanship and cultural preservation.

Measures: 57" W x 55" 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: 13" W x 13" H

Embodies courage, intuition, and the powerful protective energy of the jungle. At its center, the face of the jaguar emerges from vibrant foliage, representing one of the most revered spirit animals in Amazonian cosmology; a guardian of wisdom, transformation, and fearless presence.

Among many Indigenous traditions of the Amazon, the jaguar is seen as a master of both the physical and spiritual realms. Moving silently through darkness with strength and precision, it symbolizes heightened awareness, inner power, and the ability to navigate life’s unseen dimensions with confidence and clarity. The surrounding leaves evoke the dense living jungle from which this spirit emerges, reminding us of our connection to nature and instinct.

Brilliant neon greens, golds, crimson, and soft pinks glow against the dark fabric like visions appearing from the night forest. The circular composition creates a feeling of protection and containment, while the jaguar’s direct gaze invites grounding, courage, and deep self-trust.

Perfect for altars, meditation spaces, ceremony, or sacred home décor, this one-of-a-kind textile carries the artistic vision and cultural traditions of Amazonian embroidery in every stitch. Both fierce and beautiful, it serves as a reminder to move through life with strength, awareness, and an open heart.

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: 10.5" Diameter

A radiant meditation on harmony, interconnectedness, and the unseen patterns woven through all of life, this intricate geometric design unfolds like a living mandala, where vibrant lines intersect and expand outward in perfect balance, evoking movement, energy, and the endless unfolding of creation.

Inspired by the visionary textile traditions of the Shipibo-Conibo people, the layered embroidery reflects sacred geometries often associated with vibration, sound, and the energetic architecture of the natural world. The repeating triangular forms resemble petals, stars, pathways, or woven currents of light symbols of transformation and the many directions through which wisdom and spirit reveal themselves.

Electric shades of violet, lime, orange, pink, and deep blue shimmer against the dark background, creating a luminous contrast that feels both grounding and cosmic. The circular form symbolizes unity and protection, while the interwoven pattern invites contemplation, focus, and alignment.

Perfect for altars, meditation spaces, ceremony, or sacred home décor, this one-of-a-kind cloth carries the intention and artistry of its maker in every stitch. Both modern and ancient in feeling, it offers a powerful visual reminder that all things are connected through an invisible web of rhythm, energy, and life.

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: 10" Diameter

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

A vibrant celebration of beauty, vitality, and the playful spirit of nature. At its center, a radiant six-petaled flower unfolds in luminous pinks and glowing orange tones, surrounded by swirling patterns that evoke movement, music, and the joyful energy of life in bloom.

Inspired by the sacred textile traditions of the Shipibo-Conibo people, the intricate embroidery reflects the flowing geometries and energetic pathways often associated with harmony, healing, and connection to the natural world. The curling floral forms surrounding the central blossom resemble vines, seeds, or unfurling tendrils symbols of growth, creativity, and continual renewal.

Bright jewel tones of pink, turquoise, lime green, orange, and gold shimmer vividly against the dark background, creating a lively contrast that gives the piece a radiant ceremonial presence. The circular design represents wholeness and balance, while the flower itself symbolizes openness of heart, abundance, and the beauty that emerges through connection and care.

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 uplifting and grounding, it serves as a reminder to approach life with wonder, gratitude, and an open heart.

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: 8" Diameter

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.

Unites intricate embroidery with richly dyed Amazonian inspired fabric traditions. At its center rests a radiant embroidered mandala featuring the face of the jaguar, a revered guardian symbol throughout many Indigenous traditions of the Amazon associated with strength, awareness, protection, and the ability to move between worlds.

Surrounding the embroidered centerpiece is a beautifully dyed earth toned textile filled with flowing vegetal motifs and intricate geometric pathways that echo the visual language of Amazonian visionary art. The layered composition creates a powerful sense of depth, as though the central mandala is emerging from an ancient living forest woven with memory, spirit, and song.

The circular embroidered center glows with vibrant pinks, golds, greens, blues, and violets, contrasting beautifully against the warm natural browns of the surrounding fabric. Floral forms, serpentine curves, and branching vines radiate outward from the jaguar’s gaze, creating a harmonious balance between grounded earth energy and luminous ceremonial expression.

Unlike fully embroidered textiles, this piece combines two traditional artistic approaches, detailed hand embroidery and hand dyed patterned cloth, giving it a distinctive visual presence and a softer, organic feel. The result is both visually commanding and deeply calming, making it ideal for meditation rooms, healing spaces, altars, studios, or anywhere a sense of intention and sacred atmosphere is desired.

Rich in symbolism and handcrafted detail, this tapestry carries the spirit of ancestral artistry while serving as a powerful focal point for modern ceremonial and contemplative spaces.

Ethically sourced through the Aya Madre Healing Center in Peru in support of traditional Shipibo craftsmanship and cultural preservation.

Measures: 50" W x 58" H

Kuripe de Piedra is a distinctive double nostril self-applicator hapeh pipe.  It brings a grounded, elemental quality to the traditional practice of administering hapeh. Solid and enduring, the presence of stone adds a sense of weight, stability, and connection to the earth.

Designed for personal use, it connects mouth to both nostrils for intentional, self-guided application. Each piece is unique in its materials and construction, reflecting both natural variation and artisan craftsmanship.

Blending functionality with the strength and stillness of stone, the Kuripe de Piedra offers a steady, rooted companion for ceremonial work and daily practice.

Strength: ●●●○ • Effect: ☀️ Rise

Overview
Yawanawá Veia De Pajé is a ceremonial, lineage rooted Hapé often associated with spiritual focus, guidance, and elevated clarity. It carries a strong, steady presence that many people experience as both grounding and uplifting, supporting a clear inner channel and a more intentional connection to prayer.

When to work with it
Work with this blend when you want to strengthen spiritual alignment, deepen meditation, or enter ceremony with a clear mind and steady heart. Many people reach for it during times of transition, decision-making, or deeper inner work, especially when the intention is guidance, clarity, and elevation without losing stability.

Sacred ingredients

• Artisanal Mapacho: Provides the traditional base, supporting focus, presence, and grounded awareness.
• Traditional ash: Creates structure and balance in the blend, supporting a clean, consistent experience.

Craft & tradition
This Hapé is prepared through traditional Amazonian methods, with plants dried, sifted, and blended into a fine ceremonial powder. The craft is approached with discipline and care, honoring the prayerful preparation that gives Hapé its role as a tool for centering, cleansing, and connection.

Tribal perspective
The Yawanawá people of the Brazilian Amazon are known for preserving natural forest medicine traditions and ceremonial leadership. While specific teachings behind the name Veia De Pajé are not always shared publicly, it is commonly understood as a blend that honors the path of the pajé, the spiritual guide and natural medicine carrier, and is approached as a respectful ally for strengthening connection to spirit, prayer, and inner guidance.

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: 🔥 Ignite

Overview
Nukini Xiti is a focused, clearing Hapé that tends to feel direct and purposeful. It is often worked with when you want a clean internal reset, helping bring mental sharpness, energetic alignment, and a steady return to the present moment.

When to work with it
Choose this blend when your mind feels foggy, your energy feels heavy, or you need a strong shift into clarity and centered awareness. Many people work with it before meditation, prayer, breathwork, or ceremony, especially when the intention is to clear distractions and reconnect with what matters.

Sacred ingredients

• Artisanal Mapacho: Grounds attention and supports a strong, immediate sense of presence.
• Traditional Mirici ash:  Forms the foundation of the blend, creating structure and a clean, balanced delivery.
• Xiti: The defining plant element of this blend, traditionally included for its clearing, focusing character.

Craft & tradition
This Hapé is prepared through traditional methods of drying, sifting, and fine blending until the powder is smooth and consistent. The work is done with care and restraint, honoring the relationship between plant, maker, and prayerful intention that guides Amazonian natural medicine craft.

Tribal perspective
The Nukini people of the Western Amazon are known for protecting ceremonial knowledge and natural forest medicine lineages. While detailed teachings around specific blend names are not always shared openly, Nukini attributed Hapé is generally approached as a sacred tool for cleansing the energetic field, strengthening focus, and restoring balance through respectful, intentional 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.

Strength: ●●●○ • Effect: ☀️ Rise

Overview
The Jiboia blend carries the spiritual essence of the boa constrictor, a sacred protector and visionary guide in the Kuntanawa tradition. Crafted with strong jungle Mapacho and the powdered ash of the Jiboia vine, this hapé supports transformation, deep energetic cleansing, and spiritual vision. It is known to bring light into hidden places, revealing what must be healed and guiding the user with clarity and strength. This blend bridges grounded focus with expansive perception, making it both protective and awakening.

When to work with it
This hapé is ideal when navigating moments of transformation, energetic heaviness, or shadow work. It is particularly supportive for those engaging in natural plant medicine ceremonies or needing protection and clarity in spiritually demanding spaces. Use it during visionary rituals, before sleep to enhance dream guidance, or when seeking ancestral wisdom. The Jiboia spirit brings illumination and strength, best used when you are ready to face what lies beneath the surface and emerge with insight.

Sacred ingredients
The foundation of this hapé is potent Amazonian Mapacho, valued for its grounding power and capacity to clear intrusive energies. The defining ingredient is the ash of the Jiboia vine (Epipremnum pinnatum), which holds the spirit of the boa constrictor. Together, they form a blend that clears, protects, and uplifts. The Jiboia vine imparts qualities of insight, energetic protection, and transformation, encouraging clarity and forward movement with inner strength.

Craft & tradition
The Kuntanawa prepare this hapé in a ceremonial manner, beginning with the careful harvesting of the Jiboia vine from the forest with prayers and offerings. The vine is dried and reduced to a fine ash, then blended by hand with sacred Mapacho. Each batch is infused with intention, guided by elders and traditional songs. The crafting process is an act of spiritual communion, ensuring the blend carries not just plants, but prayers and protection. It reflects centuries of knowledge and the tribe’s sacred relationship with the forest.

Kuntanawa perspective
For the Kuntanawa, Jiboia is not just a vine but a spiritual ally. The boa constrictor is viewed as a guardian of the spiritual path, a being that teaches through silence, vision, and stealth. This hapé is often used before or after ceremonies with stronger natural medicines, serving as a guide and protector through the visionary realms. It is also used in isolation when spiritual clarity is needed or when the user feels energetically compromised. The tribe sees this blend as a shield woven from the forest itself, carrying their ancestral strength and the wisdom of the serpent to those who approach it with respect.

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.

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