Chaga Tincture (Inonotus obliquus)

Chaga Tincture (Inonotus obliquus)Scientific name: Inonotus obliquusOther names: Yara, Clinker polypore, cinder conk, black mass and birch canker polypore, sterile conk trunk rot of birchFamily: Hymenochaetaceae Parts used: Sclerotium Discover the power of Chaga, a unique fungus native to the northern and boreal regions across the globe. Renowned for its distinctive appearance, Chaga parasitises birch trees, forming hardened mycelial masses that resemble burnt charcoal. While these

making it a staple in many daily wellness routines

vitality and balance

Classified as a naturally occurring oneirogen

symbolising the fierce and focused nature of this blend

Local Socotran people use it a lot as traditional medicine for the treatment of wounds

flor-de-coral

A small portion of the root is meticulously ground with water to create a frothy white emulsion

This rapé is made with a special minty leaf native to the region

As a revered spiritual medicine

Other names: Yagè

This rapè has an optimum ratio of Mapacho and ashes

and are traditionally associated with clearing heaviness