Sacred Amazonian Plant Medicine
Authentic hapé blends sourced directly from Amazonian tribes, healing ceremonies guided by Medicine Woman Anabel Vasquez, and a community devoted to restoration and renewal.
Over forty traditional blends, each carrying the wisdom of the tribe that prepares it. Every jar comes with the story, spirit, and guidance of its medicine. Small $35 · Large $60.
Handmade applicator pipes carved by tribal artisans, Sananga eye drops, Dragon's Blood, and anointing oils. Every piece is one of a kind.
Hapé (pronounced ha-PEH, written rapé) is a traditional Amazonian nasal snuff rooted in indigenous culture and spirituality. Prepared from sacred medicinal plants centered around Nicotiana rustica, it is administered through a kuripé (self-applicator) or tepi (partner pipe).
Used in ritual and daily life by tribes including the Yawanawa, Katukina, Huni Kuin, and Shipibo-Conibo, hapé grounds the body, clears the mind, and opens spiritual connection.
Group and private ceremonies held in Riverside and at our river sanctuary, guided with decades of experience and deep tribal lineage.
The visionary vine revered for millennia. A night of deep introspection, healing, and spiritual exploration.
Learn moreHuachuma, the sacred Andean cactus. A day walk of heart-opening clarity, connection, and gentle strength.
Learn moreThe little ones. Sacred mushroom ceremony for consciousness exploration and personal growth.
Learn moreThe frog medicine. A powerful physical cleanse that detoxifies the body and awakens the immune system.
Learn moreThe sacred toad. Brief, intense, and profoundly transformative. Held with the utmost care and preparation.
Learn moreRequest a Ceremony Private ceremonies available on request.
A warrior of nature, Reiki Master, and cancer survivor whose own healing began with the frog medicine. Anabel has trained with Shipibo, Matses, Yawanawa, Huichol, and Andean communities and has served over 1,000 people across three continents.
Every donation goes directly to the Amazonian tribes Anabel works with, the keepers of this medicine and its traditions.
