Health and Wellbeing

Sulphur is used esoterically to purify. Sulpur soap therefore can be used to remove various things from our field and our bodies. Sulphur is also renowned for its therapeutic qualities and may help relieve skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema and acne. Product of Peru. Learn More

A soap that is traditionally used to eliminate negativity and brings peace and harmony to your home or business. Peru. Learn More

San Cipriano ritual soap is traditionally used in Peru for protection, to keep heavy energy away, and to protect one from energy that may be projected your way. Learn More

A very popular soap with rich lather and powered with the aroma and medicinal properties of the ancient rue herb. Learn More

Rose helps circulate liver chi/qi in chinese medicine, this means it can help with contrained emotions. Esoterically, rose helps us emotionally as well and it helps us absorb the invisible rays of the cosmos that rain down from the planets and the stars. Rose is good for spiritual development and for attracting people that are truly interested in spirituality.Imported from Peru. Learn More

Maca is a nutritious root of ancestral consumption from the heart of the Cordillera de los Andes Mountain range of Peru. Maca grows in an inhospitable region of intense sunlight, violent winds, and below-freezing weather. With its extreme temperatures and poor, rocky soil; yet, over the centuries, maca has evolved to flourish under these conditions. Maca was domesticated about 2,000 years ago by the Incas, and primitive cultivars of maca have been found in archaeological sites dating as far back as 1600 B.C. Because of it's powerful nourishing properties it was one of the most important resources for nourishment in pre-Inkan and Inkan times. Not only was Maca used for human consumption by the nobles but also for offerings for their Apus.  Shamans Market Maca is a superior, organic, raw food. 8.8 oz/250 grams.

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Maca is a nutritious root of ancestral consumption from the heart of the Cordillera de los Andes Mountain range of Peru. Maca grows in an inhospitable region of intense sunlight, violent winds, and below-freezing weather. With its extreme temperatures and poor, rocky soil; yet, over the centuries, maca has evolved to flourish under these conditions. Maca was domesticated about 2,000 years ago by the Incas, and primitive cultivars of maca have been found in archaeological sites dating as far back as 1600 B.C. Because of it's powerful nourishing properties it was one of the most important resources for nourishment in pre-Inkan and Inkan times. Not only was Maca used for human consumption by the nobles but also for offerings for their Apus.  Shamans Market Maca is a superior, organic, raw food. 8.8 oz/250 grams.

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A Florida water soap made in Peru.

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This soap from Murray & Lanman made in Peru and featuring as the name implies the sensual fragrances of Lotus and Violets. Learn More