Green Mali Leaves Tribal Steam Chalice
( Custom Made 2-3 WEEKS TO Handcraft )
Spring Equinox 2024 Collection new limited edition Steam Chalice’s inspired by Bogolan tribal prints from the the Bambara Tribe Of Mali. Bogolan Is A Handwoven African Fabric Traditionally Made In Mali From Cotton And Dyed With Natural Dyes. The Cloth Is Often Printed With Geometric Patterns Or Images That Have Cultural Significance. The Word Bogolan Translates Into “Made From Mud.” Just like the Steam Chalice in its natural form, made from completely natural elements. Bogolan Is Made By Hand From Start To Finish. Bringing a rich cultural immersion from one side of the motherland to the other from Ethiopia all the way to Mali.
No chalice is made the same, with its own individual quirks and details. Each beautifully handcrafted clay chalice is made with raw materials by local artisans here in Jamaica.
Our clay chalice's are made up of unique blends of authentic Jamaican clays mixed with minerals and pigments to provide recyclable, compostable, re-useable, non-toxic based steam-ware. As well as being 100% natural, our clay chalice's are also high performance meditative tools.
Comes with a 2 kutchi’s and gritty’s. Comes with one NEW special edition glazed kutchi and a classic clear glazed kutchi.
The Ultimate Steam Chalice Guide
This incredibly informative guide was created with the intention of sharing meaningful insight on how to facilitate, maintain and achieve a higher state of well-being through the sacred Steam Chalice. Learn how to use the steam Chalice safely and correctly with this easy step-by-step instructional guide that will help you have a deeper overstanding of this sacred healing vessel. Integrating breath work and intentional practices to incorporate in your steam chalice ceremonies. Tips & tricks + many more insightful revelations have been shared in this guide written by Taijah Mills; owner and creator of JahSteamaz by TaiTopics. This is a 10 page digital pdf mobile format, making it more than accessible for viewers to read from their mobile devices.
