"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.
A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

"Hecho en el Ombligo de la Luna”
Made in the Navel of the Moon.
An expression rooted in the ancient name of Mexico, Mēxihco,
often understood as the place at the centre of the moon.

These pieces are created by Daughter of The Maiz Community
a community carrying forward tradition through their hands and their way of living.

Where land, culture, and creation meet.

A simple piece, often worn in ceremony to support clarity and focus.

Worn across the forehead, it acts as both physical protection and a point of prayer… helping steady the mind and hold intention.

Paliacates are commonly used in Temazcal and fire-based ceremony.

They are worn across the forehead, not only to protect from heat, but as a way of holding prayer at the level of the mind.

A simple cloth…
but over time, it becomes something you build relationship with.

Something you return to.

Each piece is sourced from Mexico and selected for use in real ceremonial environments.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to carry, they are often one of the first pieces people begin to work with as they deepen their connection to ceremony.

• Material: Cotton
• Origin: Mexico
• Size: Standard bandana size (~50–55cm)
• Use: Ceremony / daily practice / altar

50ml Chilcuague Tincture Spray

Known as raíz de oro; the “root of gold”.

This is not a subtle plant.

You feel it immediately.

A pray in the mouth.

and the whole mouth activates.

Saliva moves.

Nerves awaken.

There’s a tingling, almost electric quality to it.

Used traditionally in central Mexico,

this root has been worked with for generations.

For the mouth.

For the body.

For bringing things back into movement.

It’s been used to:

• support oral health

• ease discomfort in the mouth and teeth

• stimulate digestion

• activate the system

• Often used nowadays by dancers in the sundance

This is a plant that doesn’t wait.

It arrives.

How to work with it

A small amount goes a long way.

1 - 2 Sprays (start with 1 as this is a strong mixture)

or apply directly where needed.

Allow the sensation to build and move through.

Sourcing

These bottles have been carried directly from Mexico

in small quantities.

This is not something we hold in bulk.

Done with relation from family within our fire of Roots of The Earth

Why “raíz de oro”

Not because it’s soft…

but because of its potency.

Its immediacy.

And the way it brings the body back online.

Authentic Mexican Copal Incense Sticks
10 Sticks included per bundle.

Copal has been used across Mesoamerica for generations.

Burned as an offering.

Used to clear space.

To carry prayer.

These sticks are sourced from Mexico.

Not processed.

Not powdered.

A solid piece of copal

that burns slowly and steadily.

When lit, the smoke moves with intention.

Through the space.

Through the body.

Clearing what’s heavy.

Bringing things back to centre.

This isn’t something you rush.

It’s something you sit with.

How to work with it

Light the tip and allow it to catch.

Let it burn briefly, then gently blow it out

so it begins to smoke.

Move through your space,

or sit with it as part of your practice.

Why copal

Traditionally used for:

* cleansing and clearing space

* supporting prayer and intention

* creating a grounded ceremonial environment

Cedar holds a distinct place in ceremony.

It is burned to protect the medicine circle, to prepare the chanupa before prayer, to call in ancestral support for healing.

Some teachings connect cedar with storm and lightning; forces of presence, strength, and protection.

The scent tells you immediately what it is.

When cedar meets the coal or the stone, the smoke is sharp and resinous.

It doesn’t drift quietly, it arrives fully.

The air shifts.

Attention sharpens.

Origin

This cedar has been brought home in small amounts from the south of Chile, carried in relationship and with intention.

If you sit regularly, you’ll know why that matters.

Quantity

Sizes available:
30g portions
200g full bags

A small amount goes a long way.

Use sparingly on coals or stone.

How to work with it

Place a small pinch on hot coals taken out from the fire or on a charcoal smudge disc.

Allow the smoke to move through the space, or over the body.

Work slowly.

Stay present.

Strengthen your 'Knight of Valour'

This powerful formula delivers whole plant synergy for masculine performance. These 12 adaptogenic herbs are harmoniously brought together utilising the 'tria prima' principles of Spagyric Alchemy (Etheric - Astral - Physical). The combination of spagyric herbs along with essences and frequency make this blend unique. Crown Jewels works on multiple layers of your manhood to strengthen your Knight of Valour.

Made by our dear brother Adrian from Pureheart Alchemy in Aus… view the “Meet the Makers” page for more on this magick.

GUIDING ATTRIBUTE ~ Men's Potency

The adaptogenic ingredients in this formula are traditionally known to support:

• Energy, stamina, endurance

• Testosterone, libido, passion

• Hormone regulation, fertility

• Adaptability, strength, androgens

• Nervine, muscle mass, recovery

INGREDIENTS ~

Love, Organic Cane Spirit, Roasted Mate, Pine Pollen, Tongkat Ali, Black Maca, Horny Goat Weed, Cinnamon, Fedogia Agrestis, Black Pepper, Damiana, Tribulus, Liquorice Root, Ashwaganda, Biodynamic Flower and Gemstone Essences, 24K Gold Ormus

Flower Essences
Crucifix Orchid ~ San Pedro ~ Mapacho 

Crystal Essence
Shungite

Frequency: 528   |    Planet: The Sun  |   Geometry: Seed of Life

 As a health coach, and someone who has an immensely active lifestyle, I am someone who notices the small things. I have had ALL SORTS of herbal supplements for men’s health, vitality, endurance, performance and focus, and Crown Jewels by Pureheart Alchemy has taken the Crown. 
So many of these herbs I would use in isolation or at different times, and to see so many of my favourites in the one product brings me a lot of satisfaction and the effects are noticeable. What struck me most about the product is the potency! Having 2-3 droppers is AMAZING for that masculine focus and drive which is what all men need to perform at their best and live their dream. No more choking down powders, capsules or extremely bitter herbs because the way this is consumed is so easy, potent and it tastes great. I’ll be recommending it to my male clients, for the gym, the office, the bedroom and the sort of life we need to live as men! Focused and driven is the energy I get from it. But a warning! Don’t over do it, because this stuff is strong and you don’t need as much as you might from other herbal mixtures, which I think is the benefit of the spagyrics. Amazing!”

- Asher

❤️  Crown Jewels is a potency tonic to be taken in the morning and before training or intimate moments with your lover

White Copal - Sacred Resin of Prayer

Copal has been burned in ceremony across Mexico and Mesoamerica for centuries.

Harvested from the resin of living trees, it has long been offered in temples, homes, and ceremonial spaces as a way of cleansing the environment and carrying prayer.

When placed on charcoal or the stones within the temazcal, white copal releases a bright, uplifting smoke traditionally understood to purify the space and open a clear channel for intention.

In many traditions, copal is seen as a messenger between worlds, the smoke carrying prayers from the physical realm into the unseen.

White copal is often associated with clarity, lightness, and spiritual connection. Its fragrance is sweet and expansive, making it a common choice when preparing a space for prayer, meditation, or ceremony.

While white copal tends to lift and open the space, its darker counterpart, black copal is traditionally used when a deeper clearing or grounding presence is needed.

This resin is sourced from Mexico and offered in its natural form.

Traditional uses

* Preparing ceremonial space

* Prayer and altar offerings

* Meditation and reflection

* Energetic cleansing

Each piece varies naturally in shape and colour as it comes directly from the resin of the tree.

Soulflame encourages contagious enthusiasm to pursue the desires that steer us towards possibilities which generate an Abundance of Good Fortune. This Myst burns away past patterns of dysfunction and balances the six energetic directions of the human masterpiece, transforming one's prayers into Medicine Magic.

Made by our dear brother and sister, Adrian and Izabella from Pureheart Alchemy… view our “Meet The Makers” page to discover more of the magick of this pair.

GUIDING ATTRIBUTE ~ Abundance

• Activating the body’s regenerative energies and charge vital creative forces

• Charges your Vital Wealth-Creative forces

• Holds your Majestic Figure of Divinity up to the Light of your Awareness

• Assists in the Soulflame discovery of techniques and new resources for personal fulfillment

• Using Sacred Art and Ritual Engagements to open up one's channels of internal influence 

TOTEM ~ FROG

• Renewal and rebirth

• Fertility and abundance

• Transformational and opportunites in metamorphous

• Life mysteries and magic

SCENT ~  fresh and slightly sweet, with uplifting tones of Jasmine, stokes the burning chalice within the Wild-Heart centre.

We ❤️ Soulflame on Shamanic journeys. This Myst holds the subtle power of transformation and abundance, and we spray it before, during and after our journeys with spirit to hold steady, the golden-heart-ray within.

INGREDIENTS ~ 

Love, Wild Spring Water, Biodynamic Flower and Gemstone Essences, Organic Vodka, Organic Solubiliser (Coconut and Almond), Essential Oils, 24K Gold Ormus, Potentiated Crystals

Flower Essences
Masdevalia Orchid ~ Laelia Orchid ~ Acacia ~ Cactus 

Essential Oils
Spruce ~ Palmarosa~ Lime ~ Clary Sage ~ Ylang Ylang ~ Tangerine ~ Rosewood ~ Frankincense - Benzoin

100mls 

* NOTE: Caution should be used during pregnancy - please seek advice from your health professional before use of essential oils 

Peruvian allows you to trace your ancestral roots in order to generate a solid foundation for navigating past, present and future, as one moment of harmonic bliss. This Myst opens the heart of gratitude within all of your relationships. This scent softens emotions and generates an adaptogenic attitude, allowing one to embrace the Mirror-of-Self within the tribal family.

Made by our dear brother and sister Adrian and Izabella from Pureheart Alchemy in Aus - view our “Meet The Makers” page to discover more about the magick of this pair.

GUIDING ATTRIBUTE ~ Relationships

• Aligning with the wisdom of tribal science

• Mastering intuitive skills of relativity, thereby activating your intimate circles of earthly influence

• Unearths ones own shamanic secrets to be utilized in our everyday ritual practices 

• Anchors the axis of Heart-based affection as it opens us to the healing fields of feeling

• It is the olfactory representation of the Equinox flower of the Inca, the flower of feminine passion

TOTEM ~ Hummingbird 

• Energetic resourcefulness

• Eternal existence

• Persistence

• Hope and jubilation

SCENT ~ warm Honey nectar centres oneself in purpose, while the softness of Bergamot and Rose assist us in moving fluidly through life's mystery

We ❤️ to take Peruvian into the garden... all the Mysts seem to attract the nectar lovers (birds and bees) - yet Peruvian's sweet warm honey notes are especially delicious to draw nature in close by our side and relish in the relationship.

INGREDIENTS ~  

Love, Wild Spring Water, Biodynamic Flower and Gemstone Essences, Organic Vodka, Organic Solubiliser (Coconut and Almond), Essential Oils, 24K Gold Ormus, Potentiated Crystals

Flower Essences
Zygopetalum Orchid ~ Datura ~ Cactus ~ Aztec Lily 

Essential Oils
Rose ~ Myrrh ~ Oak Moss ~ Acacia Honey ~ Black Cherry ~  Black Pepper ~ Patchouli ~ Vanilla

100mls

* NOTE: Caution should be used during pregnancy - please seek advice from your health professional before use of essential oils

Mystic holds 'Inspiration' to invite mystery in with Fiery enthusiasm. Releases us from habitual repetition and patterns, clearing the mind of lower-vibration agendas and easing us into new energetic phases. This Myst motivates your heart to rise into action, asking us to reinvent ourselves through waves of sudden impulse. 

Made by our dear brother and sister Adrian and Izabella from Pureheart Alchemy in Aus - view our “Meet The Makers” page to discover more about the magick of this pair.

GUIDING ATTRIBUTE ~ Inspiration

• Igniting an inspirational Growl of possibility through the Wildness of heart

• Asking us to listen to our Vital instincts and Tune into Cellular Records.

• Infuses ones’ fiery enthusiasm with passionate prowess and purposeful action 

• Taking your dreams off the self-limiting leash, aligning with Destiny’s presence 

• Hear the true messages found in the silence of gut-instinctual sensing

TOTEM ~ Lion 

• Balance and sound judgment

• Inspiration through strength and wisdom

• Power and loyalty 

SCENT ~ warm, spicy, woody scent activates productive centres of Strength and Purpose, while smooth floral notes of Chamomile and Neroli opens up the Lions Gate 

We ❤️ Mystic in Autumn.... Autumn is a great time to 'detox' the house or body before the hibernation of winter. So when it starts to get cold, it's warming scents help buffer the chilly winds and keep us inspired during our clearing activities. 

We ❤️ to take the Mystic Myst to public or private Rituals (esp. Lion's Gate) to open our energy body to receive the codes of creation during high energy gateways. These unique essence combinations serve us in meditation, sound healing journeys, yoga or sacred ceremonies. 

INGREDIENTS ~ 

Love, Wild Spring Water, Biodynamic Flower and Gemstone Essences, Organic Vodka, Organic Solubiliser (Coconut and Almond), Essential Oils, 24K Gold Ormus, Potentiated Crystals

Flower Essences
Split Rock ~ Leonotis ~ Periwinkle ~ Dream Herb ~ Soaring Wings Rose ~ Blue Lily 

Essential Oils
Blue Lily ~ Nutmeg ~ Vetiver ~ Pepper ~ Ylang Ylang ~ Geranium Bourbon ~ Bergamot ~ Jasmine ~ Wild Orange

100mls

* NOTE: Caution should be used during pregnancy - please seek advice from your health professional before use of essential oils

This Myst is a powerful grounding blend, stimulating the dream state to uncover and identify records held in your Soul’s records. Encapsulating vibrations of the Wild Mushrooms, this grounding alchemical blend activates your web of accessibility to everything on one’s field simultaneously. 

Made by our dear brother and sister, Adrian and Izabella from Pureheart Alchemy in Aus - view our “Meet The Makers” page to discover more on the magick of this pair.

GUIDING ATTRIBUTE ~ Grounding

• Grounding in your dreams, birthing Reality into Being

• Drinking from the Akashic Well of Wisdom

• Aids in the activation of Astral Journeying

• Deciphering life’s mysteries to align unseen creative potencies. 

• Myst of ‘Divine Masculine’; holding strength on the journey of ascension

TOTEM ~ Raven

• 'Seer' of intelligent vision

• “Right moment at the right time”

• Introspection

• Self-knowledge

• Rebirth

SCENT ~ deep earthy flavours of the soil, awakening you to your own Godly nature through the grounding scents of Lovage and Cedar.

We ❤️  Akashic Myst for it's centering affect with it's strong and deep aroma. It quickly grounds us in our sense of being, when the energy around us is chaotic or fragmented. 

❤️❤️❤️ Akashic Myst is an 'energetic match' to Grounding Essence

INGREDIENTS ~

Love, Wild Spring Water, Biodynamic Flower and Gemstone Essences, Organic Vodka, Organic Solubiliser (Coconut and Almond), 24K Gold Ormus, Potentiated Crystals

Flower Essences
Eyelash Orchid ~ Blue Lily ~ Queen flower ~ Dream herb ~ Mapacho 

Essential Oils
Lovage ~ Patchouli ~ Cedarwood ~ Spruce ~ Blood Orange ~ Myrrh

100mls

* NOTE: Caution should be used during pregnancy - please seek advice from your health professional before use of essential oils

Black Copal - Deep Cleansing Resin

In Aus Mid May - Pre Purchase Available Now

Black copal carries a heavier, more grounding presence than its white counterpart.

Used traditionally in parts of Mexico for deeper energetic clearing, its smoke is often associated with protection, purification, and anchoring prayer.

When burned on charcoal, black copal releases a darker, richer fragrance that fills a space slowly and steadily.

While white copal is often used to open and elevate a ceremonial space, black copal is traditionally chosen when a stronger clearing is desired — helping remove stagnant or heavy energies and restore balance before ritual work begins.

In many traditions copal smoke is understood as both a purifier and a messenger, clearing the environment while carrying intention beyond the visible world.

This resin is sourced from Mexico and offered in its natural form.

Each piece is unique, shaped by the natural flow of resin from the tree.

Birthed on Summer Solstice 2025, this is the full Medicina range for all your rituals

Created by our dear brother and sister Adrian and Izabella from Pureheart Alchemy in Aus… view our “Meet the Makers” page for me on these two and their magick.

There are many road maps and tools we can use to navigate our body temple and the ethereal realms of spirit. When creating this range, we were inspired to align it with the 3 Dantiens, or energy centers of the body, within Traditional Chinese Medicine. 

This also translates to your Upper, Middle and Lower worlds/ realms of Shamanic journeying where we travel within for discovery and healing. 

- Upper World (imaginal, creative, spirit) 
- Middle World (heart, love, earth) 
- Lower World (shadow, hidden gifts, unmanifest).

In the andean cosmovision this relates to the trilogy of the Condor, Puma and Serpent in respect to their upper, middle and lower worlds.

Medicina Trinity Kit is a complete energetic-aromatic portal for your daily rituals, intimate prayers or deep dives into ceremonial journeys and healing sessions.


* Medicina de flores - filled with flowers and frequency's to cleanse the upper realms of the mind and mental body. Like stepping through a door, the fresh and strong citrus notes cleanse and clear while the garden of flower essences balance the aura. This powerful release allows you to let go and move forward from a clean energetic space... to create, to manifest and imagine freely with an untamed spirit. Great before meditation, bodywork, rituals, to clear mental and physical stress. Also perfect to 'close' and protect your energy body after sessions and to ground into the present moment before moving back into the everyday world. 

* Medicina de rosa - a delicate dance into the gentle heart of rose, entering the middle realm and torroidal centre of the heart. This soft and gentle collection of rose scents, tinctures and essences softens and opens the heart in love. Feel Rose as she invites expansion and bring you into awareness of the subtle world of your inner communications. An intimate journey perfect for integration (after deep work) or ask your body worker to add it to the oil before your bodywork session, to soften and open your heart chakra and womb!

* Medicina de resina - a deep dive into the earthly realms of resins, roots and woody aromas for grounded presence. Journey into the lower chakras, embody your earth body intelligence and enter the hidden realms of womb and hara. Tree energies  and watery flower essences invite you to revere the beauty within our body temple. Whether we simply need an anchor for calm, or we choose to follow the passage down into our deep waters for healing, this blend offers stability and strength for men and women.    

** See individual Medicina pages for more details and ingredients for each.

World Waters

All Medicina creations hold our 'World Waters'. These sacred waters are collected from all over the world and delivered into the palm of your hands. Gifted from wild mountain rivers, pristine springs, sacred wells and waters held in sacred ritual. Birthed from the idea that 'one drop contains the memory of all' these waters offer the intelligent nature of this sacred and precious element, for energetic connection to all waters from all over this earthly realm, uniting you with Pachamama. 

Our 'Medicina Ritual Cleansers' are inspired by the shamanic tradition of purifying with plants. This unique blend has been lovingly hand crafted to support you in your day and in your ceremonial moments, opening and elevating your spirit for joy and renewal. We invite you into the subtle nuance of the rose to unfurl unconditional love into your heart song. 

Use ~ each bottle from the Medicina range can be used for personal rituals, daily cleansing, grounding the body, deep ceremonial work, beautifying the body and more....  

Pour a few drops of Medicina into left (feminine/receiving) hand. Rub hands together, clap 3 times to awaken energy of the plants, your palms and to clear the auric field through sound. Bring hands towards your face, breath in 1-3 breaths. Then draw hands around your head and body through your energy field. Finish with your hands on your belly for a moment of deep connection with body.  

We ❤️  Medicina in many different ways! Add a few drops to:
- a bath/foot baths for a Peruvian flower bath 
- a diffuser to cleanse/energise a room 
- a low scented oil/cream all day protection
- your beauty oils/cream to activate your skin care

** Medicina Trinity Kit includes:
1 x Medicina de flores 100mls
1 x Medicina de rosa 100mls
1 x Medicina de resina 100mls

Save $30 on RRP of these 3 medicinas sold separately.

* NOTE: Caution should be used during pregnancy - please seek advice from your health professional before use of flower essences and essential oils

Medicina de resina is a deep dive into the earthly realms of resins, roots and woody aromas for grounded presence. The third in our Medicina range, it is designed to drop your focus down into your belly and body temple,  Medicina de resina will anchor your energy field and calm your nervous system. 

A focus on earthy resins with a hint of smoke creates a heightened awareness of the sacred. The elements of Earth (tree essences) and Water (Kakadu Lily and Cactus Flower) deepen your relationship to the womb space (women) and Hara /Qi centre (men). The energies held within this grounded ritual cleanser invite embodiment as you journey with a sense of safety and stability.

Navigate your world with mighty elders by your side - the energetic intelligence of trees include the essences of English Oak (an ancient oracle), Northern American Sequoia (a wisdom keeper), African Baobab (a sacred water barer), Australian (grandmother) Red Gum (womb healer) and Australian Black She Oak (bridger of water and winds). Work with these ancient beings to strengthen the body and open into greater spiritual energies during meditation, to prepare for somatic bodywork, or simply to stay grounded during stressful times of your day

417 Solfeggio frequency of the sacral chakra along with Crystal Essences of Smokey Quartz, Amber and Bumblee Jasper draw energies down into the lower three chakras. This, along with the intelligence offered from structured, wild waters from all over the world make this a powerful tool in your daily and sacred rituals.

Made by our dear brother and sister, Adrian and Izabella from Pureheart Alchemy in Aus… check out our meet the makers page for more on these two and their magick.

World Waters

All Medicina creations hold our 'World Waters'. These sacred waters are collected from all over the world and delivered into the palm of your hands. Gifted from wild mountain rivers, pristine springs, sacred wells and waters held in sacred ritual. Birthed from the idea that 'one drop contains the memory of all' these waters offer the intelligent nature of this sacred and precious element, for energetic connection to all waters from all over this earthly realm, uniting you with Pachamama. 

Our 'Medicina Ritual Cleansers' are inspired by the shamanic tradition of purifying with plants. This unique blend has been lovingly hand crafted to support you in your day and in your ceremonial moments, opening and elevating your spirit for joy and renewal. We invite you to step into your power with the healing resins of the sacred trees.

Key Ingredients 

• Labdanum, Sandalwood and Cedar oils open you into feelings to calm and release

• Frankincense and Myrrh oils for sacred anointing and reverence, for a deeper connection within

• Tree essences anchor your energy into earth for stability, deep body wisdom and ancestral remembering

• Australian Kakadu Lily essence invites you to work from shadowy depths into light, offering your magnetic presence and realisation of your true potential

• Cactus and Snake Vine essences enhance trust of intuition and a transforming of the past

• Ceremonial & Wild Waters from all over the realm to support deep connection with water intelligence, Mother Earth and our tribal community

Totem  ~ Eagle: spiritual awareness while remaining in grounded reality; finding balance in all dimensions to achieve profound spiritual growth.  

Scent ~ a slice of orange touches the senses before a rich balsamic blend of woods and warm earthy notes fills your palette and drop you down into your belly. As the aroma of resins builds, a trail of smoke draws you deeper into a calm feeling  of the earth beneath your feet.

Use ~ for daily grounding rituals, to deepen relationship with your lower chakras and anchor strength through solid connection to the trees. Pour a few drops of Medicina de resina into left (feminine/receiving) hand. Rub hands together and clap 3 times. This will awaken the energy of the plants in your palms - clearing the auric field through sound vibration. Then bring your hands towards your face, breathing in for 1-3 breaths. Now draw hands around your aura - over your head and body through your energy field. Finish with your hands on your belly for a moment of deep connection with body.  

We ❤️  Medicina de resina whenever we feel anxious or disconnected from our physical senses. We love it to ground before/after deep journeys and to build our physical anchor before meditation. We also use it before going onto the computer, to remain focused and to stay conscious of our activity on social media!

INGREDIENTS [ Certified Organic* ] ~ 

Love, Wild Spring Water, Biodynamic Tree Essences, Biodynamic Flower Essences, Organic Cane Spirit*, Ceremonial Water, Organic Essential Oils*, , Gemstone Essences. 
24K Gold Ormus | 417 Htz | Moon 

* Tree and flower Essences
Cedar, Red Gum, Baobab, Oak, Black She Oak, Sequoia, Kakadu Lily, Cactus, Snake Vine and Mapacho

* Essential Oils
Labdanum, Amyris Wood, Sandalwood, Bergamot, Cedar, Patchouli, Rose, Myrrh, Frankincense, Osho Root

* Gem Essences
Smokey Quartz (Base Chakra), Amber (Sacral Chakra), Bumblebee Jasper (Solar Chakra)

100mls

* NOTE: Caution should be used during pregnancy - please seek advice from your health professional before use of flower essences and essential oils

ROSE, Queen of flowers, home of the heart is the central theme of Medicina de rosa

Designed to open you into the feminine energies of spirit and melt you into the radiance of your divine heart, this delicate blend offers the gentleness, power and protection of the rose. An elegant and graceful blend, Medicina de rosa is designed for tender moments in your ceremonies - to start your day from a space of gentle, divine, love - to activate a setting of pleasure and aphrodisiac qualities in your private space - to deepen your relationship with Rose (and other plants) through activating your magnetic heart intelligence. 

Rose supports you to drop deep into your middle world, connecting to your gentle nature. Open to joy and pleasure, sooth and calm the nervous system, expand into love, awaken into presence and anoint yourself into the sacred.

A layering of roses meets you at every level of your being - rose essential oils, rose essences, rose tincture and rosewater plus the 639 Solfeggio frequency of the heart. Rose is supported with flower essences of: Snake Vine dissolves resistance to resolve the past, Mugwort and Willow soften you into the feminine spirit of receiving. 

Within the Doctrine of Signatures, Rose Invites a delicate opening of the petals of your sacred chamber, whilst also offering boundaries through the protective energy of her thorns. Energetically Rose creates a resonance to penetrate, purify and amplify the transformational toroidal energies of your heart, calling you to the passion of your true potential. 

Made by our dear brother and sister, Adrian and Izabella from PureHeart Alchemy… see our meet the makers page for some more on these two and their magick.

World Waters

All Medicina creations hold our 'World Waters'. These sacred waters are collected from all over the world and delivered into the palm of your hands. Gifted from wild mountain rivers, pristine springs, sacred wells and waters held in sacred ritual. Birthed from the idea that 'one drop contains the memory of all' these waters offer the intelligent nature of this sacred and precious element, for energetic connection to all waters from all over this earthly realm, uniting you with Pachamama. 

Our 'Medicina Ritual Cleansers' are inspired by the shamanic tradition of purifying with plants. This unique blend has been lovingly hand crafted to support you in your day and in your ceremonial moments, opening and elevating your spirit for joy and renewal. We invite you into the subtle nuance of the rose to unfurl unconditional love into your heart song. 

Key Ingredients 

• 8 Rose Flowers Essences - supporting heart softening, opening

• Rose Maroc, Rose Damask oils - uplifting, soothing, comforting, aphrodisiac qualities

• Rose, Spikenard and Peru Balsam oils for sacred anointing

• Supportive flower of Willow, Snake Vine - dissolving resistance and resolving the past

Totem  ~ Hummingbird, bringer of joy, love and renewal

Scent ~ a hint of honey dances on your palette before the soft, gentle scent of rose rises to meet you. With each new breath she becomes more potent, permeating your being with delicious warm, round notes of the rose garden, drawing you into the blossoming garden within.

Use ~ for personal rituals and ceremonial preparation, connect with your heart and to the Spirit of the Rose. Pour a few drops of Medcina de rosa into left (feminine/receiving) hand. Rub hands together, clap 3 times to awaken energy of the plants, your palms and to clear the Auric field through sound. Bring hands towards your face, breath in one to three breaths. Then draw hands around your head and body through your energy field. Finish with your hands on heart for a moment of deep connection with yourself.  

We ❤️  to use Medicina de rosa all day long. Because - why not? - it's Rose! We also bring her to tea ceremonies with guests, setting the tone for connection and joy. Also to create an atmosphere of loving connection before intimacy. She soothes during emotional moments that need tender care.  And when we go into deep ceremonial space for heart activation. 

INGREDIENTS [ Certified Organic* ] ~ 

Love, Wild Spring Water, Biodynamic Rose Essences, Biodynamic Flower Essences, Rosewater, Rose tincture, Organic Cane Spirit*, Ceremonial Water,, Organic Essential Oils*, , Gemstone Essences. 
24K Gold Ormus | 639 Htz | Venus 

* Flower Essences
Apothecary Rose, Quattro Saison, Soaring Wings Rose, Cecelia Rose, Red Rose, Green Rose, Sanskrit Rose, Lilac Rose, Wisteria, Willow, Mugwort, Snake Vine, Aztec Lily, Queen of the Night.  

* Essential Oils
Rose Maroc, Rose Damask, Bulgarian Rose, Rose Otto, Rose, Neroli, Palmarosa, Jasmine, Rose Geranium, Cedarwood, Peru Balsam , Ylang Ylang, Blue Lily, Spikenard

* Gem Essences
Green Emerald, Rose Quartz and Green Tourmaline

100mls

* NOTE: Caution should be used during pregnancy - please seek advice from your health professional before use of flower essences and essential oils

Medicina de flores is a hand-crafted blend of Essential Oils, Tinctures and Essences designed to clear your field from negative energies. It serves as an 'emotional reboot' to release stress, relieve a tired mind and induce a state of deep presence. 

This magical potion features 88 flowers, herbs, resins and roots. Medicina de flores is an Alchemical infusion of medicinal plants, specifically chosen for their healing properties, designed to elevate your spirit for greater focus and clarity. 

Made by our dear brother and sister Adrian and Izabella from PureHeart Alchemy - check out there profile on our meet the makers page

This rich distillation of flowers, consciously cultivated for their broad array of energetic properties, follows in the shamanic tradition of purifying with plants. The powerful and sensual aroma opens you on multiple levels for advanced spiritual awareness.

Medicina de flores is a sensual bouquet of flowers to uplift, refresh and release. Collected from all corners of Mother Earth, this delicate creation holds the power to bring you home to your heart.  

Key Ingredients 

• 88 Medicinal Flowers Essences from all 6 continents, for expansion of consciousness and releasing blocks in Aura
  

• Master Plant Flower tinctured over 3 years in Organic Vodka for energetic connection to all lands and cultures

• Ceremonial & WIld Waters from all over the world, to support deep connection with Mother Earth and our tribal community

• Essential Oils ~ Bergamot Oil for energising ~ Rose Oil for heart opening ~  Grapefruit Oil for clearing ~ Vetiver for strengthening - Basil for clarifying ~ Cinnamon for awakening ~ Clove Oil for dispersing

• Mapacho & Black Tourmaline Essences for protection

Totem  ~ Magpie, unifyer of shadow and light

Scent ~ delicious fresh and floral, with deep, spicy end note

Use ~ for personal ritual and ceremonial preparation. Connect to your heart, your intention and to the plants. Pour a few drops into left (feminine/receiving) hand and rub hands together. Clap hands together 3 times to awaken the energy of the plants and clear Auric field. Draw palms towards face, breathing in deeply, and then around head and over body, through energy field. Do this 3 times and finish with hands on heart.  

We ❤️  to use Medicina de flores on arising every day as our morning ritual to set our day feeling clear, connected and with clarity. 

INGREDIENTS [ 100% Certified Organic* ] ~ 

Love, Organic Vodka*, Flower Tinctures*, Biodynamic Flower Essences*, Essential Oils*, Wild Spring Waters, Ceremonial Spring Water, Gemstone Essences, 24K Gold Ormus. 

* Flower Tinctures
Queen of the Night, Cactus Flower, Crucifix Orchid, Periwinkle, Leonotis, White Sage, Passionflower, Apothecary Rose, Violet, Nasturtium, Borage, Comfrey, and more...

* Flower Essences
Snake Vine, Button Cactus, Horova, Cactus, Apothecary Rose, Mapacho, Acacia, Mimosa, Passionflower, Red Lotus, Blue Lily, Datura, California Poppy and more...

* Essential Oils
Bergamot, Ylang Ylang, Lavender, Rose, Spruce, Honey Myrtle, Pepper, Palo Santo, Grapefruit, Rose Otto, Vetiver, Lemon, Clove, Cinnamon Bark, Neroli, Basil 

* Gem Essences
Shungite, Moldavite and Black Tourmaline

100mls

* NOTE: Caution should be used during pregnancy - please seek advice from your health professional before use of flower essences and essential oils

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from Llama bone, adorned with the shipibo beadwork and contains 2 feathers from jungle bird species.

The llama bone holds a medicine of abundance, the shipibo beadwork calls the force of the shipibo tribe and the feathers represent the world of the bird flight, the lightness, the interaction with the world of the trees and flowers.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from bloodwood (Palo Sangre) and quartz.
The bllodwood is a durable and dense wood.
The quartz is a crystal that can be programmed to suit you.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from chonta and quartz.
The chonta is a durable and protective wood.
The quartz is a crystal that can be programmed to suit you.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from Blood Wood (Palo Sangre) and Amethyst whilst being adorned with the shipibo beadwork.

Blood wood is a dense and durable wood, also carrying the deep colours of the blood of the tree… amethyst is the stone for peace.

This piece features beadwork from the shipibo tribe of peru… a deep and “rooty” medicine.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from Palo Santo and Amethyst whilst being adorned with the shipibo beadwork.

Palo santo is a sweet medicine of abundance… amethyst is the stone for peace.

This piece features beadwork from the shipibo tribe of peru… a deep and “rooty” medicine.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from Serpentine which has been sourced in the proximity of Cuzco, Peru.
The serpentine around Cuzco is black in colour whereas that of the North is more green.

This serpentine carving represents the eagle, the animal of vision and perspective.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from chonta and quartz.
The chonta is a durable and protective wood.
The quartz is a crystal that can be programmed to suit you.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from Chonta and Amethyst.
Chonta is durable and a very protective wood.
Amethyst is a crystal of peace.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from palo santo and the sea lion tooth whilst carved to represent the head of the eagle.

Palo santo has a sweet medicine and holds great abundance… this palo santo is sustinably sourced.
The sea lion tooth is rare to come across and hold the medicine of agility as well as play.
The eagle is the animal of vision and perspective.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from llama bone and sea lion tooth.

The llama holds the medicine of abundance, the sea lion holds the medicine of agility as well as play… remember to be flexible and remember to make the time to play.

This piece is also carved to the shape of the colibri (hummingbird) which is the medicine of the heart.

A piece that is lighter in it’s medicine.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from Llama bone and clear quartz.
The Llama holds the medicine of abundance and the clear quartz is a crystal that can be programmed.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.

Traditional Kuripe - Handmade in Peru

A kuripe is a traditional self-applicator used for working with rapéh (rapeh); a sacred medicine traditionally used throughout parts of the Amazon for prayer, grounding, focus, cleansing, and connection.

More than simply an object, the kuripe is a ceremonial tool.

Something used intentionally.
With prayer.
With respect for the traditions and medicines it is connected to.

Each kuripe in our collection is handmade in Peru and sourced through Hugo and his family in Pisac, who have spent many years providing traditional medicines, ceremonial tools, and artisan work to their local community and to those walking this path with sincerity.

This Kuripe is made from Bloodwood (Palo Sangre) and is made from a single piece of wood.
Most kuripes are made from 2 separate pieces and are mounted together.
A single piece creates more force and a smoother delivery of rapeh.
This specific piece is inlayed with the huni kuin symbol, calling in the force of the tribe.

Traditionally, kuripes are used as part of a personal ceremonial practice, supporting moments of prayer, stillness, grounding, intention, and clearing.

Not as a trend.
Not as performance.
But as a relationship built over time with the medicine and the space it is worked within.

Each piece is handmade individually, carrying its own variations in grain, carving, colour, and detail.

No two are exactly the same.

Perfect for:

• Personal rapéh ceremony

• Prayer & meditation practices

• Altar spaces

• Grounding & intentional ritual work

These tools are sourced in small quantities and chosen carefully through relationship with the families and makers who continue these traditions today.