Collection: Featured

At the center, a luminous meditative figure emerges through the penetrating gaze of the jaguar, a sacred symbol of strength, intuition, and transformation within Amazonian cosmology. Surrounding elements of celestial light, spirit animals, flowing water, and vibrant botanical forms evoke the interconnected realms encountered through deep ceremony and inner exploration.

Rich with vivid color and symbolic detail, this piece invites contemplation, protection, and connection to the wisdom of the natural world. On the reverse side of the canvas, Naomi writes:

“The animal spirit comes in many forms, each heartbeat is a breath of will and peace.”

Presented on stretched canvas over a wooden frame and ready to hang with attached hanging wire.

This original oil painting was created by Naomi Briseth Ushinahua Monge in Iquitos, Peru. Inspired by ceremonial visions and Amazonian spiritual traditions, each piece reflects a deeply personal expression of healing, connection, and visionary artistry.

Measures: 23" W x 17" H

Strength: ●●○○ • Effect: 🌀 Flow

Overview
Yawanawá Bobinsana is a gentle, heart centered Hapé with a soft, grounding calm and a subtle sense of emotional openness. It is often chosen for inner clarity and quiet connection, offering a supportive space for reflection, prayer, and a more tender relationship with the moment.

When to work with it
Work with this blend when you want to soften tension, settle the nervous system, and open space for emotional balance. Many people reach for it before meditation, journaling, ceremony, or quiet evenings, especially when the intention is to listen inwardly and reconnect with the heart.

Sacred ingredients

• Artisanal Mapacho: Provides the traditional base, supporting presence, focus, and steady grounding.
• Traditional ash: Creates structure and balance in the blend, supporting a clean, consistent experience.
• Bobinsana: The defining plant element of this blend, traditionally associated with heart opening, emotional clearing, and gentle spiritual connection.

Craft & tradition
This Hapé is prepared through traditional methods of drying, sifting, and fine blending into a smooth ceremonial powder. The process is approached with care and intention, honoring the plants and the prayerful attention that guides Amazonian natural medicine making.

Tribal perspective
The Yawanawá people of the Brazilian Amazon are known for protecting ceremonial knowledge and natural forest medicine traditions. While specific teachings around most blends are not always shared publicly, Yawanawá attributed Hapé is generally approached as a sacred ally for cleansing the energetic field, restoring balance, and strengthening presence 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.

Brings together powerful Amazonian symbolism, intricate embroidery, and visionary artistry. Dominating the composition is the face of the jaguar, an enduring symbol of strength, protection, awareness, and spiritual authority throughout many Indigenous traditions of the Amazon.

Surrounding the jaguar are flowing serpentine forms, jungle vines, sacred geometric patterns, birds, feathers, and luminous symbolic motifs that create the feeling of a living forest woven with movement and energy. The composition carries a strong sense of interconnectedness, where animals, plants, and spirit forms exist together in harmony within a visionary landscape.

Rich purples, electric blues, vibrant greens, fiery reds, and glowing oranges contrast beautifully against the dark background, allowing every embroidered detail to radiate with depth and intensity. The intricate stitching and layered imagery give the tapestry a dynamic visual rhythm that continually reveals new details the longer it is observed.

This large ceremonial textile is especially powerful as an altar backdrop, meditation room centerpiece, healing space adornment, or sacred wall hanging. Its presence transforms a room, creating an atmosphere that feels grounded, intentional, and alive with symbolic meaning.

Handcrafted with remarkable detail and artistic balance, this tapestry embodies the spirit of ancestral Amazonian artistry while offering a bold and inspiring focal point for contemporary sacred spaces.

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

Measures: 58" W x 50" H

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.

Raymi Sol Ceremonial Cacao is a pure, small-batch cacao crafted in the Peruvian Amazon with deep respect for tradition, land, and lineage. Produced in Iquitos by Raymi Sol Cacao Artesanal, each batch begins with carefully cultivated cacao beans that are roasted over an open fire, then stone-ground into a rich paste, and then sealed in a foil package to preserve the full spectrum of the plant’s natural character.

Made from 100% cacao with no additives, this offering carries a bold, earthy flavor and a vibrant, natural energy. Raymi Sol works in harmony with traditional methods, honoring the integrity of the cacao from harvest through preparation.

Through our exclusive partnership, every batch is made to order, ensuring exceptional freshness. The cacao is shipped by air directly from Peru and marked with a six-month best-by date from production, so what you receive is as close as possible to its origin.

Ideal for ceremonial use or daily ritual, this cacao invites connection, presence, and a deeper relationship with the spirit of the plant.

Strength: ●●●● • Effect: 🌱 Root

Overview
Yawanawá Pau Pereira is a concentrated, high intensity Tsunu based Hapé with a firm, commanding presence. It is often chosen when you want a powerful grounding reset, cutting through mental noise and heavy energy to bring you back into clear, embodied stability.

When to work with it
Work with this blend when you feel ready for a strong shift and need deep centering and energetic clearing. Many people reserve Pau Pereira for ceremony or experienced practice, especially when the intention is strong grounding, strong focus, and a decisive return to balance.

Sacred ingredients

• Artisanal Mapacho: Provides the traditional base, supporting presence, focus, and grounded awareness through intensity.
• Tsunu ash: The defining foundation of this blend, valued for its firm structure and deeply stabilizing character.

Craft & tradition
This Hapé is prepared through traditional Amazonian methods, with careful drying, sifting, and fine blending to create a potent ceremonial powder. Stronger blends like this are typically made and used with extra attention to consistency, intention, and respect for the plants involved.

Tribal perspective
The Yawanawá people of the Brazilian Amazon are known for preserving ceremonial knowledge and natural forest medicine traditions. While detailed teachings around stronger variations are not always shared publicly, Yawanawá attributed Pau Pereira Hapé is commonly approached as a serious grounding ally for clearing dense energy, strengthening inner stability, and restoring balance through disciplined, 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.

A vibrant tapestry of transformation, spiritual guidance, and connection to the living intelligence of the natural world. Rich with symbolic imagery, the composition brings together sacred animals, visionary plants, geometric pathways, and a meditating figure seated at the center of an unfolding journey of awareness.

A radiant flowering form rises behind the central figure like an aura of illumination, symbolizing expanded consciousness and harmony between body, mind, spirit, and nature. Surrounding symbols, including the frog, jaguar, and visionary flora, represent wisdom, intuition, protection, and transformation within Amazonian cosmology. The winding geometric pathways evoke energetic currents and ceremonial songs, inspired by the sacred textile traditions of the Shipibo-Conibo people.

Each element feels interconnected, like a map of spiritual exploration woven through thread and color. Brilliant neon tones of emerald, crimson, turquoise, gold, violet, and electric pink glow against the dark fabric, creating the feeling of a living vision emerging from the jungle at night.

The rectangular composition gives the piece the presence of a ceremonial tapestry or sacred portal, making it ideal for altar spaces, meditation rooms, healing environments, or statement wall décor. Every stitch carries the care, intention, and artistic spirit of its maker, transforming cloth into a powerful expression of creativity, ceremony, and reverence for the wisdom of the Amazon.

Both grounding and visionary, this one-of-a-kind textile invites contemplation, protection, and connection to the deeper patterns woven through all of 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: 20" W x 17" H

Strength: ●●●○ • Effect: ☀️ Rise

Overview
Verdinho da Floresta, or “Little Green of the Forest,” is a vibrant, clarifying hapé blend crafted by the Kuntanawa with a fresh, herbal character. Known for its uplifting yet grounding presence, it brings clarity to the mind, lightness to the spirit, and a feeling of alignment with nature. Its green essence is both cleansing and centering, often described as a breath of rainforest energy carried through the body.

When to work with it
Use Verdinho when emotional fog, low energy, or scattered thoughts are present. It supports spiritual realignment, opens pathways for prayer or focus, and is especially helpful during healing work, intention setting, or the integration of other natural plant medicines. Many turn to it as a balancing reset, clearing panema and restoring clarity.

Sacred ingredients
This blend includes Amazonian Mapacho for grounding, chacruna leaf for spiritual insight, tsunu ash for energetic clearing, and cumaru ash for strength and protection. Mint and louro bring cooling and respiratory support, while bashawa adds a sharp energetic cleansing. The result is a fresh, aromatic hapé that activates awareness while soothing the nervous system.

Craft & tradition
Verdinho is handcrafted in small ceremonial batches by the Kuntanawa using prayerful methods passed down through generations. Each plant is harvested with intention and combined through a slow, sacred process of burning, grinding, and blending. The natural medicine carries the living energy of the forest and the ancestral wisdom of its makers.

Kuntanawa perspective
The Kuntanawa view Verdinho as a forest tonic that brings balance to the mind, body, and spirit. It is used to cleanse emotional heaviness, protect spiritual boundaries, and realign one’s path with clarity and strength. In their tradition, this hapé helps the user reconnect with the supportive forces of the rainforest and the inner clarity of one’s own 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.

Pipa de Dragón is a striking ceremonial pipe, hand carved by Maestro Rolando Pangoza at the Aya Madre Center near Iquitos, Peru. Sculpted from sustainably harvested Palo Rojo wood, this piece reflects a deep reverence for the earth, the craft, and the sacred traditions surrounding Mapacho.

The dragon form carries a powerful presence, symbolizing protection, strength, and transformation. Every detail is carefully shaped by hand, from the flowing body to the expressive features, giving the pipe both visual intensity and a sense of living energy. The natural richness of the Palo Rojo wood adds warmth and depth, making each piece entirely unique.

Created with intention and respect, the Pipa de Dragón is more than a functional pipe. It is a ceremonial ally, a work of art, and a reflection of the lineage and spirit of the Amazon.

Measures 14" L x 2.5" H x 1.5" W

Strength: ●●●○ • Effect: 🔥 Ignite

Details
Seven Herbs Hapé is a sacred and multi-faceted blend crafted by the Huni Kuin people of the Brazilian Amazon. Known as Sete Ervas in Portuguese, this hapé is revered for its harmonizing, cleansing, and emotionally stabilizing properties. It brings together seven distinct medicinal plants, creating a unified synergy that supports healing on physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. Often described as both grounding and elevating, it helps clear the mind, open the breath, and gently dispel negativity, making it a well-rounded and widely respected blend.

When to work with it
Seven Herbs is ideal for times of emotional imbalance, energetic heaviness, or foggy mental states. It’s a powerful ally for focus, dreamwork, and energetic cleansing rituals. Work with it to prepare for prayer, meditation, or creative practice, especially when clarity and spiritual protection are desired. It may also be supportive during breathwork or post-illness recovery, helping to clear congestion and recalibrate vitality. Its uplifting yet stabilizing energy makes it versatile and accessible for both seasoned and newer practitioners.

Sacred ingredients
This blend includes Mapacho and a sacred mix of seven plants, which include:

• Tsunu:  deeply cleansing and energetically centering
• Copaíba:  soothing and anti-inflammatory
• Cumaru:  grounding, aromatic, and purgative
• Canela de Velho:  supportive for the joints and subtle grounding
• Alfavaca (Amazonian basil):  protective and uplifting
• Guiné (Anamu):  strong spiritual cleanser
• Louro (Bay laurel):  clarifying and protective

Together, these herbs form a synergy known for balancing the energy field, opening the respiratory system, and fostering emotional resilience.

Craft & tradition
Seven Herbs is carefully handcrafted following Huni Kuin tradition. The plants are harvested in harmony with nature and prepared with intention and reverence. Mapacho leaves are sun-dried, sacred woods are slowly burned into fine ash, and aromatic herbs are ground and sifted into a fine powder. The preparation is carried out with prayers and ancestral songs, infusing the natural medicine with spiritual purpose. This blend is inspired by the Amazonian tradition of plant baths made from seven herbs, adapted here into a fine snuff to cleanse the inner landscape.

Huni Kuin perspective
The Huni Kuin view Seven Herbs as a harmonizing natural medicine that supports both physical healing and energetic realignment. The blend is often used to dispel panema, a term describing spiritual heaviness or misalignment, and to restore clarity, protection, and connection with the forest’s wisdom. Its use is traditionally accompanied by prayer, ceremony, and clear intention. The Huni Kuin emphasize that such natural medicine is not recreational but sacred, and when respected, it becomes a powerful ally for grounding, vision, and spiritual cleansing.

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.

Illuminated in radiant tones of gold, violet, emerald, and deep blue, the composition weaves together sacred symbols of the serpent, owl, hummingbird, jaguar, moonlight, and the human spirit into a dreamlike landscape of transformation and intuition.

The flowing serpent and luminous feminine figure evoke themes of healing, rebirth, and spiritual awakening, while the watchful eyes of the owl and jaguar symbolize wisdom, protection, and connection to the unseen realms. Rich in symbolic detail and vibrant movement, the painting invites contemplation and a deeper connection to the living spirit of nature.

Presented in a black metal frame surrounded by a black mat and ready to hang.

This original oil painting was created by Naomi Briseth Ushinahua Monge in Iquitos, Peru. Inspired by ceremonial visions, her work expresses the vibrant symbolism and spiritual beauty of the Amazonian tradition.

Frame measures: 16" W x 20" H
Painting measures: 11.5" W x 15.5" H

Strength: ●●○○  •  Effect: ☀️

Details
Queen of the Forest is a heart-centered and spiritually clarifying Hapé blend crafted by the Huni Kuin people of Acre, Brazil. This potent blend carries the nurturing and uplifting qualities of feminine forest energy. It’s known for gently clearing stagnant thoughts, brightening the mood, and opening the energetic pathways of the heart and mind. With its smooth strength and spiritually invigorating effect, it offers a well-balanced experience of grounding, clarity, and uplift.

When to work with it
This Hapé is ideal for use in emotionally heavy moments, spiritual preparation, or when a boost of clarity and connection is needed. It can be worked with before meditation, prayer, or creative focus to quiet mental chatter and deepen awareness. Many find it effective during stressful times or when feeling weighed down, as it invites lightness, joy, and a deeper connection to inner peace. It’s a beautiful ally for heart-centered practices and reflective spiritual work.

Sacred ingredients
Queen of the Forest is made with a base of strong Amazonian Mapacho combined with the ashes of sacred wood, often Cumaru or Samaúma, each known for their clarity-enhancing and spiritually protective properties. Chacruna is frequently included in this blend, bringing a feminine, heart-opening quality. Though not psychoactive in this form, Chacruna is energetically associated with vision, presence, and the spiritual light of the forest.

Craft & tradition
This blend is hand-prepared in small batches by Huni Kuin artisans using ancestral methods. The leaves and bark are sustainably harvested from the rainforest, sun-dried, and processed with reverence and prayer. The entire preparation is treated as a sacred act, with songs, blessings, and intention woven into the natural medicine. Each batch reflects the lineage and care of its maker, offering a bridge between the spirit of the forest and those who work with this natural medicine respectfully.

Huni Kuin perspective
To the Huni Kuin, Queen of the Forest represents the feminine guardian spirit of the rainforest:  a force of balance, compassion, and clarity. The Samaúma tree, often linked with this blend, is revered as the “mother of all trees,” holding a special place in tribal cosmology. This Hapé is used to invoke spiritual protection, emotional resilience, and visionary connection. It is respected for its ability to open the heart and clear the mind while aligning one’s energy with the wisdom and beauty of the forest.

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.

Both grounding and expansive, this piece serves as a reminder that all paths, when walked with awareness, lead back to connection, harmony, and the heart of nature. Divided into four radiant quadrants, the design evokes the sacred directions, the changing seasons, and the elemental forces that guide growth, transformation, and spiritual alignment.

Each section contains mirrored botanical forms stitched in luminous jewel tones, symbolizing the duality and reciprocity found throughout nature light and shadow, movement and stillness, grounding and expansion. At the center, intersecting pathways converge like a woven compass, reminding us that every journey begins from within.

Inspired by the visionary textile traditions of the Shipibo-Conibo people, the surrounding geometric embroidery reflects patterns associated with energetic flow, interconnectedness, and the unseen architecture of the living world. Brilliant purples, electric greens, blues, and vivid pinks emerge against the dark background like illuminated visions carried through thread and cloth.

The circular form represents wholeness and continuity, while the fourfold symmetry invites clarity, focus, and inner balance. Ideal for altars, meditation spaces, ceremony, or sacred home décor, this one-of-a-kind textile carries the intention, artistry, and cultural spirit of Amazonian craftsmanship in every stitch.

This altar cloth was 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

Strength: ●●●○ • Effect: 🌱 Root

Overview
Nukini Nukini is a classic, straight forward ceremonial Hapé that leans earthy, deep, and steady. It is often experienced as grounding and clarifying, helping you drop out of mental noise and return to a centered, rooted state.

When to work with it
Work with this blend when you want a strong reset, especially during times of stress, scattered focus, or emotional heaviness. It’s a reliable choice for meditation, prayer, ritual preparation, or any moment you want to feel anchored in your body and present with your intention.

Sacred ingredients

• Artisanal Mapacho: Provides the traditional foundation, supporting focus, presence, and energetic grounding.
• Tsunu ash: A widely used sacred ash in Amazonian Hapé, valued for its firm, stabilizing structure and clean finish.

Craft & tradition
This Hapé is crafted through careful drying, sifting, and fine blending, following traditional methods passed through generations. The preparation is treated as a ceremonial act, with attention to purity, consistency, and the prayerful focus that gives the natural medicine its character.

Tribal perspective
The Nukini people of the Western Amazon are recognized for preserving forest based natural medicine ways and ceremonial knowledge. While not all lineage details are shared openly, Nukini attributed Hapé is commonly approached as a tool for grounding, clearing heaviness, and strengthening inner alignment, meant to be used with respect, humility, and a steady heart.

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.

These sacred Yawanawá Tepi blowpipes are masterfully handcrafted from a single solid piece of richly hued Cumaru wood, shaped and finished by Indigenous artisans deeply rooted in Amazonian tradition. More than a tool, each Tepi embodies ancestral intention and ceremonial resonance—an heirloom-quality instrument reflecting the profound skill, cultural heritage, and spiritual lineage of its maker.

In shamanic practice, the Tepi serves as a ceremonial conduit: the giver gently delivers sacred plant medicines like hapé into the recipient’s nostrils, symbolizing energetic exchange, healing transmission, and community connection. Rare and collectible, each one-of-a-kind piece carries the forest’s voice and the spirit of the Yawanawá, inviting reverence in both ritual and everyday sacred practice. Solid, enduring, and built to last, these Tepis are treasured artifacts for ceremonial use and personal devotional altars alike.

Relax and ease your mind and body. Meant for winding down at the end of a long day and also to help fall into a deep, restful sleep without feeling groggy in the morning.

Ingredients: Lemon Balm, Linden Flower, Skullcap, Blue Lotus. In Organic 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.

These handcrafted Yawanawá Kuripe applicators are carved from a single, solid piece of richly grained Cumaru wood, then carefully shaped and polished by Indigenous artisans of the Brazilian Amazon. Rare and highly collectible, each Kuripe is a one-of-one ceremonial tool—an artistic expression of ancestral craftsmanship, cultural lineage, and intentional creation. Strong, enduring, and made for a lifetime of use, they offer a grounded, reliable way to administer sacred plant medicines such as hapé with clarity, reverence, and precision.

Palo santo, meaning “holy wood,” is a sacred tree native to South America, long used in traditional practices for cleansing, grounding, and energetic renewal. These sustainably harvested sticks come from naturally fallen Bursera graveolens trees, gathered with respect for both the forest and the rhythms of the land.

In regions of Peru and Ecuador, palo santo has been used for generations by Indigenous communities as part of ceremonial and daily life. When gently lit, the wood releases a warm, aromatic smoke with notes of citrus and resin, traditionally used to clear stagnant energy, create a sense of calm, and prepare a space for intention, prayer, or reflection.

Each piece carries the essence of the forest, simple, natural, and deeply rooted in tradition. Whether used in ceremony or quiet personal ritual, palo santo offers a timeless way to reconnect with presence, environment, and the subtle atmosphere around you.