Caapi Yellow Extract 3:1 - Banisteriopsis Caapi | Concentrated Vine Extract
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Banisteriopsis Caapi Trueno - Shredded | Shredded Vine
Shredded Black Trueno variant of Banisteriopsis caapi from Peru. This South American vine from the Malpighiaceae family is supplied in ground form. Ethically harvested and sourced from reliable Peruvian suppliers.
€33.02
Banisteriopsis Caapi Trueno Variety
This shredded Banisteriopsis caapi is the Black Trueno variety from Peru. Banisteriopsis caapi is a vine from the Malpighiaceae family that grows in the Amazon region. The Trueno variety is known as one of the traditional caapi types that have been used for generations by various tribes in the region.
Our caapi comes from reliable Peruvian sources and is harvested using sustainable methods. The material is free from pesticides and herbicides and is prepared in the traditional way by people with generations of experience with this plant.
Key features: Shredded Banisteriopsis caapi Black Trueno from Peru. South American vine from Malpighiaceae family. Free from pesticides and herbicides. Traditionally prepared by experienced local communities. Sustainably harvested.
The meaning of caapi in traditional cultures
Each tribe in the Amazon region has its own stories about the origin of the caapi vine. Most names for the plant mean 'vine of souls' or 'vine of the dead'. This fits the worldview of the 'World Tree' or 'Axis Mundi'.
Botanical classification
Family: Malpighiaceae
Genus: Banisteriopsis
Species: caapi
Variety: Black Trueno
Origin: Peru, Amazon region
Plant form: Vine (climbing plant)
Specifications
- Botanical name: Banisteriopsis caapi
- Variety: Black Trueno
- Family: Malpighiaceae
- Form: Shredded
- Origin: Peru
- Quality: Free from pesticides and herbicides
- Preparation: Traditional by experienced communities
- Harvest: Sustainable and ethically responsible
This herb is strictly offered as a botanical specimen for research and study.
What characterises the Black Trueno variety of Banisteriopsis caapi?
Black Trueno is a traditional Peruvian variety of Banisteriopsis caapi that has been used for generations by various Amazon tribes. This variety is distinguished by its dark colour and is considered one of the classic caapi types. The material is free from pesticides and herbicides and is traditionally prepared by local communities with deep knowledge of the plant.
Why is Banisteriopsis caapi called the vine of the souls?
The name 'vine of the souls' originates from the belief among indigenous Amazon tribes that the deceased climb to the celestial realm via the vines. This concept fits the universal symbol of the World Tree or Axis Mundi, where the roots represent the underworld, the trunk represents the human world, and the canopy symbolises the ethereal realm. Discover more about ethnobotanical plants and their cultural significance.
Is the Banisteriopsis caapi Trueno sustainably harvested?
Yes, the Black Trueno caapi is ethically and sustainably harvested by reliable Peruvian partners. The material is completely free from pesticides and herbicides and is traditionally prepared by local communities. These communities have generations of experience with responsibly harvesting rainforest plants, ensuring minimal disturbance to the ecosystem.
- Reference
- trueno 250
- EAN13
- 6151940215215
trueno 250
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