Roots of the Ancestral Bwiti Rite

Deep within the humid canopy of Gabon, Congo-Brazzaville, and the DRC grows Tabernanthe iboga—a modest, perennial shrub of profound significance. Generation after generation, Bwiti spiritual lineage holders have harvested its vibrant yellow inner root bark. It remains the centerpiece of their sacred initiations, communal passages, and deep inner journeys.

We gather our material from fully grown shrubs, partnering with local stewards who practice mindful, non-destructive harvesting. Once stripped, the raw bark undergoes slow dehydration before being milled into a uniform, silky dust. This gentle treatment locks in every native alkaloid—ensuring ibogaine, noribogaine, tabernanthine, ibogaline, and ibogamine remain fully intact and balanced as nature intended.

Spécifications techniques

Serving Sizes & Safe Handling

Respect this plant. It is exceptionally strong. Individual sweet spots fluctuate wildly depending on your body mass, metabolic rate, and personal chemical sensitivity.

A classic communal ceremony typically utilizes about 25g per person. Because raw, unrefined bark contains lower active concentrations than modern extracts, you must consume a far larger volume of material to reach equivalent states.

What Sets Our Root Bark Apart?