connect with the heart of the forest
Ceremonial-grade cacao, spices, & blends β grown in Guatemalan mountains by the original caretakers of the land.
weβre doing things differently
Forests that thrive
Our products come from food forests tended with original ecological knowledge, protecting biodiversity and the communities safeguarding it.
From forest to tableslow by design
Every product is slow-grown and slow-processed with communities in Guatemala. We value traditional wisdom and believe in treating food with respect.
Nourishment you can feel
Whole ingredients, nothing stripped out. Our foods carry the full nutritional complexity nature intended β dense with minerals, antioxidants, and living compounds.
Farmers as partners
The indigenous families growing your food are paid well and in real relationship with us β not managed from a distance as a supply chain.
what we grow
Organic spices from the same family lands β grown with no synthetic inputs, harvested at peak potency.
Ceremonial Grade Cacao
organic forest spices
Original cacao blends
Whole, slow-processed cacao paste, originating in Guatemalan food forests. Rich in magnesium, theobromine & antioxidants.
Ready-to-drink cacao blends crafted for daily ritual β each ingredient chosen for flavor and function.
Start your Journey with Cacao
Cacao is a gentle but powerful plant medicine that will open your heart, lift your mood, and can accompany you in all your creative endeavors.
Nutrient-Dense Foods as Medicine
Nourished Bodies, Aligned Thoughts
Healthy Soil, Thriving Forests
Our mission is simple: to rekindle a relationship between people and Earth
What heals the Earth heals you too. AWANIMA is the bridge between you and the Earth's nourishment, while also supporting the families who have always been guardians of ancestral forests. Through food, we are reclaiming our relationship with nature and choosing, together, to protect and serve life.
be a voice for the forest
κ₯ come see For Yourself
Donβt just take our word for it. Connect to the source directly, at our regenerative centers in Guatemala.