Yawanawá Ceremonial Macaw Feather HeadpieceHandcrafted by Yawanaw artisans from the Brazilian Amazon, this ceremonial feather headpiece is made with naturally molted macaw (arara) feathers and traditional natural materials. Worn during prayers, festivals, ceremonies, and moments of cultural celebration, these adornments express the Yawanaw people's profound relationship with the forest, the birds, and the spiritual world. Each headpiece is entirely unique, carrying the beauty of the rainforest

This Raw Copal Resin is an unrefined form of the sacred Copalli—an aromatic tree resin traditionally gathered from the Bursera bipinnata tree of Mexico

A wearable tribute to Indigenous craftsmanship and cultural resilience

The Kayapó are one of the most well-known Indigenous groups in the Amazon

Rich in symbolic colors and patterns inspired by nature and ritual

or used in ceremony

Whether you're drawn to one specific blend or wish to experience several

Let the smoke speak what words cannot

or a quiet moment of connection

Known as Copalli in Nahuatl

this tobacco pipe is created by artisans from the Pauyan Shipibo community in Pucallpa

not in opposition

Suitable for wear