Green Rapé Blend Apurina Awiri without Tobacco from Brazil, sample 0.2 g 
Glass water bottle with colorful Flower of Life "Miron", 1 liter 
Digital scale Myco MMZ-600, 600 x 0,1 g 
Felt stick for singing bowls 32 CM, thinner 
Incense Cones Nag Champa Ayurvedic Backflow "Smoke Waterfall", 10 PCs 
Incense burner sandstone, Om Categories
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Coffee
Café Arhuacos – selected coffee beans from Indians from Colombia
€ 12.20 – € 54.50 incl. VAT
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageCoffee type: 100% Arabica
Variety: Typica
Country of origin: Colombia
Region: Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta
Altitude: 1800 m above sea level
Processing: washed method
Roastery: Röstwerkstatt
Roasting: medium light
Producer: Arhuacos tribe -
Herbs
Catuaba (Erythroxylum catuaba), shredded bark
€ 2.72 – € 12.36 incl. VAT
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageErythroxylum catuaba, or Catuaba, is a crushed bark from a deciduous tree that comes from the rainforests of South America. Its height is between 2 and 5 meters. Its fruits are inedible. Another name used is Caramuru. Indigenous people consider it a traditional medicine, Guarani-speaking Indians call Catuaba a “plant that gives strength to Indians.” …
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Incense Accessories
Charcoal Tablets Golden Temple, 33 MM, 10 PCs
€ 1.00 incl. VAT
Read moreA set of 10 charcoal tablets for safe burning of incenses, such as copal, powders, etc. It can also be used in hookahs. Diameter: 33 MM Weight: 6 G per tablet, 60 G total per package Other accessories for burning incenses here.
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Medicinal & Other
Charcoal tongs 7.5 CM
€ 4.66 incl. VAT
Read moreTongs for safe ignition and handling charcoal or other hot objects. Hold the charcoal between the pliers and light the hollow side of a charcoal with a match or lighter. Next, place charcoal in the incense or other non -flammable mat. Size: 7.5 cm
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Herbs
Chlorella BIO in vegan capsules, 60 pcs
€ 8.40 incl. VAT
Add to cartWhat is Chlorella? Chlorella is an emerald green single-celled freshwater alga (botanically Chlorella pyrenoidosa) that grows naturally in lakes and ponds. It contains a high amount of chlorophyll pigment (that green plant pigment), which is responsible for giving flowers deep green color. Chlorella is very nutritious and is therefore classified as a superfood. Chlorella is …
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Art
Chrisantem Macháček: Devil of the Magic Mushrooms, acrylic on canvas, original painting 150×200 CM, 2021
€ 7 529.80 incl. VAT
Add to cartI present to you the second finished image for the “Shamanic Tarot” or “Plant Allies Tarot” project that I hope to publish at some point, it should be tarot cards inspired by plants and shamanic consciousness. This project will probably be in the making for many years to come. The first finished image is for …
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Medicinal & Other
Damiana (Turnera diffusa), shredded
€ 4.40 – € 16.80 incl. VAT
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageDamiana is a shrub from the passion fruit family. It is a shrub about 3 meters high, which grows well in warm savannas. It is commonly grown in southern North America and is actively grown in Africa, but is relatively difficult to grow. It has been known for millennia, the original inhabitants of North America …
