Collection: Products

Agua de Florida “Amarillo” by Murray y Lanman is a vibrant, citrus-forward botanical long used in spiritual and ceremonial traditions throughout the Amazon. Bright and refreshing, its uplifting aroma is known for cleansing heavy energies, refreshing the body, and opening the senses.

Often used by healers, shamans, and practitioners, it can be applied to the skin, added to ritual baths, or used to clear spaces and objects. Whether incorporated into ceremony or daily practice, Agua de Florida Amarillo carries a lively, invigorating essence that supports clarity, protection, and energetic renewal.

Inspired by ceremonial visions, transformation, and the luminous energy of the natural world, two radiant dragonflies emerge against a cosmic backdrop of swirling galaxies and vibrant celestial color, symbolizing adaptability, spiritual awakening, and the beauty of impermanence.

Layered with expressive movement and glowing neon tones, the painting evokes the dreamlike states and expanded perception often encountered through deep meditation and sacred ceremony. The dripping textures and ethereal atmosphere give the piece a sense of motion and living energy, inviting contemplation and wonder.

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, her work expresses the vibrant symbolism and spiritual beauty of the Amazonian tradition.

Measures: 12" W x 20" H

A radiant ceremonial textile that blends sacred geometry, botanical symbolism, and intricate Amazonian inspired embroidery into a mesmerizing visual composition. At the center rests a luminous circular mandala composed of repeating geometric forms that evoke harmony, balance, and interconnectedness.

Encircling the central pattern is a flowing wreath of embroidered leaves that creates the feeling of a living portal emerging from the natural world. The surrounding field is filled with intricate visionary pathways and symbolic geometric designs inspired by ancestral textile traditions and the visual language of Amazonian artistry.

The vibrant contrast of electric blues, glowing oranges, vivid greens, deep purples, and bright pinks against the dark background gives the tapestry a powerful sense of depth and movement. Every layer reveals new details, from the delicate leaf work to the intricate stitched pathways surrounding the mandala.

This large ceremonial textile creates an atmosphere that feels both grounding and expansive, making it ideal for altars, meditation rooms, healing spaces, yoga studios, or anywhere a sense of beauty and intentional presence is desired. The balanced circular composition naturally draws the eye inward, encouraging contemplation and calm awareness.

Handcrafted with exceptional detail and rich symbolic imagery, this tapestry serves as both a work of art and a visual anchor for sacred and inspirational spaces.

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

Measures: 58" W x 57" H

Colonia de Ruda by Murray y Lanman is a deeply aromatic botanical cologne centered around the protective essence of rue, a plant long revered in traditional spiritual practices. Earthy, herbaceous, and slightly bitter, its scent is associated with cleansing negative energies, strengthening personal boundaries, and offering energetic protection.

Commonly used in ritual, it can be applied to the body, incorporated into baths, or used to clear spaces and objects. Colonia de Ruda is especially valued for grounding and shielding, making it a trusted ally in both ceremonial work and everyday energetic care.

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.

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.

Reflecting the flowing rhythms of transformation, balance, and the ever-turning cycles of nature, the four spiraling forms unfold from the center like living currents of water, wind, vines, or smoke weaving together in a harmonious dance that symbolizes movement, growth, and continual renewal.

Inspired by the visionary textile traditions of the Shipibo-Conibo people, the intricate embroidery evokes the energetic patterns believed to connect all life. The spirals suggest expansion and inward reflection at once, reminding us that healing and wisdom often move in cycles rather than straight lines. Each curve and mirrored form carries a sense of fluidity, echoing the rivers and living pulse of the Amazon rainforest.

Earthy greens, deep crimson, luminous blues, and bright orange stitching emerge vividly against the dark background, creating a striking balance between grounded natural tones and radiant energy. The circular composition symbolizes unity, protection, and continuity, while the repeating motifs invite meditation and contemplation.

Ideal for altars, ceremonial settings, meditation spaces, or sacred home décor, this one-of-a-kind textile carries the care, intention, and artistic spirit of its maker in every stitch. Both calming and energizing, it serves as a reminder that life is always in motion  unfolding through cycles of transformation, connection, and return.

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

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

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

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

This double nostril kuripe is a handcrafted ceremonial applicator from the Peruvian Amazon, designed for the self administration of hapé. Carved from natural wood and shaped for a balanced, comfortable fit, each piece reflects the skill and intention of artisans working in and around Iquitos, where these tools are an integral part of traditional practice.

The kuripe features a dual nasal design, allowing for simultaneous application, and is adorned with natural materials such as leather, seedwork, or hand strung beads. Many pieces are further embellished with carved patterns, stones, or crystals, each element chosen for both aesthetic beauty and symbolic meaning. The variations in wood tone, texture, and decoration make every kuripe unique.

In Amazonian traditions, tools like the kuripe are treated with respect as personal instruments used in moments of focus, grounding, and connection. More than a functional object, each kuripe carries the presence of the hands that made it and the cultural lineage it comes from, offering a meaningful link to the craftsmanship and ceremonial practices of the rainforest.

This double nostril kuripe is a handcrafted ceremonial applicator from the Peruvian Amazon, designed for the self administration of hapé. Carved from natural wood and shaped for a balanced, comfortable fit, each piece reflects the skill and intention of artisans working in and around Iquitos, where these tools are an integral part of traditional practice.

The kuripe features a dual nasal design, allowing for simultaneous application, and is adorned with natural materials such as leather, seedwork, or hand strung beads. Many pieces are further embellished with carved patterns, stones, or crystals, each element chosen for both aesthetic beauty and symbolic meaning. The variations in wood tone, texture, and decoration make every kuripe unique.

In Amazonian traditions, tools like the kuripe are treated with respect as personal instruments used in moments of focus, grounding, and connection. More than a functional object, each kuripe carries the presence of the hands that made it and the cultural lineage it comes from, offering a meaningful link to the craftsmanship and ceremonial practices of the rainforest.

Embodying the quiet unfolding of inner vision, growth, and harmony with the living world. Emerging from a radiant base of color, the central flowering vine rises upward in balance and symmetry a symbol of awakening, rootedness, and the continual blossoming of spirit.

The intricate background patterns draw inspiration from the sacred geometric language of Shipibo-Conibo artistry, where designs are traditionally understood as visual expressions of energy, vibration, and connection. The flowering form at the center evokes the beauty of nature in ceremony: the moment a plant opens toward light, carrying intention, healing, and transformation.

Rich greens and luminous pinks are woven against a dark field that resembles the night sky or the fertile mystery of the jungle, allowing the vibrant life force of the piece to emerge with striking clarity. The circular form represents unity and wholeness, while the ascending vine reflects growth through every stage of life from seed, to blossom, to spiritual expansion.

Ideal for altars, meditation spaces, ceremonial work, or sacred décor, this one-of-a-kind textile carries the care, artistry, and vision of its maker. Each stitch becomes part of a living story woven through cloth, honoring the enduring creative traditions of the Peruvian Amazon.

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

Measures: 10.5" Diameter

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

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

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

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

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

Measures: 10" Diameter

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

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

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

Perfect for altars, meditation spaces, ceremony, or sacred home décor, this one-of-a-kind textile carries the intention, artistry, and spirit of its maker in every stitch. Both uplifting and grounding, it serves as a reminder to approach life with wonder, gratitude, and an open heart.

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

Measures: 8" Diameter

A mesmerizing expression of movement, vibration, and the hidden architecture of the natural world. Flowing across the textile in intricate maze-like formations, the luminous green patterns evoke energetic pathways, river systems, jungle roots, and ceremonial songs woven into a living field of color and rhythm.

Inspired by the sacred embroidery traditions of the Shipibo-Conibo people, the repeating geometric motifs reflect a visual language associated with harmony, healing, and interconnectedness. These intricate designs are often understood as representations of energetic currents; the invisible structures that unite nature, spirit, sound, and consciousness into a single living tapestry.

The vibrant emerald field is illuminated by subtle flashes of magenta, turquoise, gold, crimson, and violet, creating a dynamic sense of movement within the composition. Layered borders frame the piece like protective energetic rings, while the elongated format gives the tapestry a strong grounding presence ideal for sacred and contemplative spaces.

Both immersive and meditative, this large-scale textile transforms the atmosphere of a room, inviting focus, calm, and inspiration. Hung above an altar, meditation area, healing space, or ceremonial room, it becomes more than decoration. It becomes an energetic focal point that radiates depth, intention, and balance.

Every stitch reflects the artistry, patience, and cultural spirit of its maker, carrying forward the living traditions of Amazonian visionary textile art in a form that feels both timeless and contemporary.

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

Measures: 53" W x 28" H