Stainless steel Om Mani Padme Hum mantra pendant necklace. Beautiful ornament, as well as a practical receptacle for carrying small quantities of Rapè.

The Bindi (Sanskrit meaning point, drop, dot or small particle) is a popular symbol often in red, worn on the forehead between the eyebrows, mainly by Hindu and Jain women and men.

​These abalone shells are sustainably farmed and hand-selected for their natural beauty, which means no two are alike. They can be used to catch the hot embers and ash created by smudge sticks or burning charcoal disks with loose incense on top.

Beaded belts depicting designs inspired by Shipibo embroidery. These large handmade art pieces can suit as a belt or as a decorative ornamental piece for on your altar. Approximately 6000 coloured glass beads are used to create the pattern. Handcrafted in Indonesia. Various sizes and colour variations available.

This CD reunites icaros, hymns and medicine songs that represent many different lines of Ayahuasca work, indiginous, vegetalista and synchretic Brazilian.

Amber glass bottles, decorated with tiny beads in intricate classic Huichol patterns. The bottles were made by hand in Mexico by Huichol indians. Each bottle comes with one normal cap, one pipette, and one sprayer. Suitable to store powdered or liquid substances, and the dropper or sprayer allows to dose in drops, or spray the liquid in a fine mist.

Palo Santo smoke is used for purifying and cleansing and to get rid of evil spirits, misfortune and calamity. It has a wonderfully calming, soothing fragrance with a powerful energy.

The word "incense", meaning originally "the aroma given off with the smoke of any odoriferous substance when burnt", has been gradually restricted almost exclusively to Frankincense, also known as Olibanum.

Koh Incense Series are the perfect incense for savoring anytime—casual enough for everyday use, but with a level of refinement that also makes them appropriate for special occasions.

This line of natural soaps is all cold processed using only natural ingredients, as much as possible from the Brazillian Amazon and Cerrado biospheres. Many of these ingredients will be familiar to you from different products from the region like Rapé and medicinal tinctures to food items or incenses; others will be new to you.