Wooden animal figures from Africa. These Handmade wooden animals are all one of a kind items from Africa, and have been stored in a private collection so far, but are now available in our shop.

Hand-carved Barong masks made from local wood. Barong is the guardian spirit of Bali, and symbolizes health and good fortune.

Unique handwoven sets of Ata baskets from Bali.

Meditating Buddha for creating that special place in ones home, garden or office.

Meditating Buddha for creating that special place in ones home, garden or office.

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

The chubby, gentle, wise, elephant-headed Ganesh, is one of the best-known and most worshipped deities in the Hindu pantheon. His image is found throughout India.

Handcrafted Guro masks from Africa. These Handmade wooden masks are all one of a kind items from Africa, and have been stored in a private collection so far, but are now available in our shop.

This healing incense formula is a traditonal Tibetan incense for stress and tension that has been used for centuries.

Morning Star sticks have no bamboo core, which means there is no wood odor when burning, so you can enjoy the true fragrance of the incense.

Unique handwoven set of Rotan boxes from Bali.

The ideal gift for any lover of natural incense! A beautifully presented gift box containing pots of Palo santo, White sage, Copal and two tubes of charcoal.

Shawãdawa Incense Mix is a beautiful and powerful mix of herbs and resins used by the Shawãdawa tribe for spiritual cleansing.

The full size of this textile is 38 x 36 cm. The sides have a 3 cm embroidered border.

Miniature human skull beads made from black buffalo-horn. Approximate size 3 to 4 cm. Handmade in Bali.

Miniature human skull beads made from cow-bone. Approximate size 1cm. Handmade in Bali, Indonesia.

Crystal skulls, produced by hand from quartz crystal. Each one is unique. Approximate size 2 to 3 cm. Handmade in Peru.

Historically, skulls have been used for different purposes by man. In medieval times and even nowadays skull cups were simple reminders of human impermanence (momento mori).

Wooden drinking vessel, for all occasions.

Beautifully woven armbands with geometric patterns created by the women of the Wayúu community of Colombia.