Puka Ñawi – Red Eye Organic Cacao Paste 100g

Mood: Fiery, Sensual, Awake
Best For: Before meditation or yoga, intimate connection, a spoonful of energy

Meaning: Puka Ñawi, “red eye” in Quechua
Origin: Peru
Ingredients: Organic cacao, raw honey, virgin coconut oil, blue lotus, hot chili pepper

Puka Ñawi means “red eye” in Quechua: the symbol of the inner flame.

Puka Ñawi: Organic Cacao Paste with Honey

Puka Ñawi is an alchemical blend in a jar, made to ignite your inner fire. Organic cacao, raw honey, virgin coconut oil, blue lotus and hot chili, combined into a paste you eat by the spoon. It is not just a spread. It is energy, passion and presence, taken slowly.

Five Ingredients, One Fire

• Organic cacao – the food of the gods. Heart-opening, mood-lifting, rich in theobromine for energy without the caffeine crash.
• Raw honey – a natural elixir with antibacterial qualities, and in spiritual practice a symbol of wisdom and sensual connection.
• Virgin coconut oil – nourishing fats for steady energy and clarity, and better absorption of everything else in the jar.
• Blue lotus – the flower of ancient Egypt, known for relaxation, meditation and dreamwork, and once used as an aphrodisiac. Read more about blue lotus.
• Hot chili – the fire starter. Capsaicin warms the body, quickens the circulation and wakes the senses.

Together they work as one: the heart of cacao, the sweetness of honey, the grounding of coconut, the expansion of lotus and the fire of chili. Puka Ñawi is used before meditation, breathwork and ceremony, for energy and endurance, and as a natural aphrodisiac that brings passion and closeness.

How to Use Puka Ñawi

Take a spoonful and let it melt slowly, so the flavors wake one after another. It is ideal before meditation or yoga, or for moments of intimate connection. You can also stir it into a warm drink or a dessert, or eat it straight from the jar.

Contraindications: Not for people allergic to any of the ingredients, or with stomach conditions sensitive to chili. Avoid large amounts if you are sensitive to spicy food. If pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a healthcare provider.