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Orixá are unearthly forces, deities that reflect the forces of nature and natural elements, their origin is in the animistic religion of the African Yoruba. We encounter their presence in nature, but equally in ourselves, because we are also a reflection of nature. Each of the Orixá governs specific phenomena, qualities and areas of our world, but in reality all Orixá are aspects of the one God, the Great Spirit Olorum or Zambi.
Handmade bamboo bottles for rapé from Brazil. These bottles are the perfect choice for those looking for a sustainable alternative for storage Rapé. They are made for us by our Brazilian friend Servulem, who burns geometric shapes onto the bottles that he sees in his visions when working with plants of power.
Native people on Turtle Island used Sweetgrass for prayer, smudging, purification and considered it sacred. Sweetgrass, or sweetgrass, is traditionally tied in braids by North American Indians and used in this way for smudging. It is held in high esteem and reverence among the Indians, used in cleansing, healing, and shamanic ceremonies, in seeking understanding of spiritual laws or ourselves.
Dragon's blood, according to the Indians Sangre de Drago, according to botanists the sap from the Croton lechleri tree, is the "universal medicine" of the Amazonian Indians. Its drops help with skin wounds, stomach ulcers, tibial ulcers, throat infections, infections of the female private parts. Dragon's blood helps as a means of detoxifying the body and even has antineoplastic effects (against tumors). Simply put, it acts and helps against a number of infectious and inflammatory diseases, supports the immune system and is even used for skin wounds.
Lucie & Štěpán
SARAVA is a project we never set out to create.
It was born from the depths of our friendship and the bond between us, the Indigenous people, and the mystery of the rainforest.
SARAVA has become our path.
Through honesty, fairness, and a love for what we do.
This journey began more than 15 years ago.
Ten years ago, it took the form of a website and a project.
Today, it is at the heart of everything we do.
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Current articles about rapé and everything around from our blog
Many indigenous peoples and tribes instead of empty modern consumerist traditions,
Interview with film director Lara Jacoski about how Amazonia
We are very pleased to be able to offer our Rapé medicine in our friends' brick and mortar stores.
If you happen to pass by one of them, be sure to stop by.
