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Tinctures, Preparations & Extracts: Concentrated Botanical Potency

Explore the Tinctures, Preparations & Extracts category at Sacred Connection, where we offer a selection of powerful plant-based formulations designed to support your holistic health and spiritual practices. These concentrated extracts capture the essence of sacred botanicals, providing an easy and effective way to experience the benefits of these revered plants.

Traditional Wisdom, Modern Convenience

Each herbal extract is crafted using time-honored methods that preserve the integrity and potency of the plants. These extracts are ideal for those seeking natural solutions for wellness, providing the therapeutic properties of herbs in an easy-to-use format.

Ethically Sourced, Sustainably Crafted

We ensure that all our herbal extracts are ethically sourced and sustainably crafted, honoring the plants and the communities that provide them. By choosing our products, you are supporting not only your health but also the preservation of traditional herbal knowledge.

Enhance Your Daily Wellness

Whether you are looking for support in relaxation, immune health, or overall vitality, our herbal extracts offer a natural way to enhance your daily wellness routine. Discover the power of nature with our carefully selected herbal extracts.

Apurinã Rapé

They live scattered along the banks of the Purus river, the Apurinã share a rich cosmological and ritual complex.

Caboclo Rapé

The people called Caboclos are the fruit of the historical syncretic relations dating back to the post-colonization

Huni Kuin Rapé

The name Huni Kuin means the True People but they are more commonly known as the Kaxinawa.

Katukina Rapé

The Katukina were one if the first tribes to bring the medicines of the forest like Kambo and Rapé to the outside world...

Kuntanawa Rapé

The Kuntanawa call themselves the People of the Palm Fruit, or the People of the Stars. This ethnic group is from the State of Acre....

Nukini Rapé

In the midst of great resistance to the first Peruvian rubber boom the Nukini of Brazil settled in the region that includes the Juruá

Shawãdawa Rapé

Some words from Shawãkaya, our partner from the Shawãdawa nation: "We the Shawãdawa live around the upper Juruá River...

Yawanawá Rapé

Among the sacred medicines of the Yawanawa people the Rumé or Rumã as they call their Rapé has a central place in their culture...

Puyanawa Rapé

Their culture became nearly extinct, while they were forced to work as slaves in the rubber plantations they were catechised...

Shanenawa Rapé

The name Shanenawa is etymologically composed of the words Shane (a type of blue-colored bird) and Nawa...