The clove fragrance in its name
The name Clavo Huasca relates to its clove-like scent. Our product listing introduces the plant as twig fragments. Its cultural background is closely connected with traditional plant knowledge in rainforest regions.
Nourish · NOURISHClavo Huasca
Clavo Huasca
10g per portion
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Clove-like spice and the textures of a vine begin a journey through Amazonian plants.
Clavo Huasca
Clavo Huasca grows in Amazonian regions including Peru, Brazil and Colombia. Our website introduces its vine form, distinctive cross-section and the clove-like scent of dried twig fragments, bringing a woody plant character to the Nourish collection.
- Collection
- Nourish · Nourish
- English name
- Clavo Huasca
- Botanical name
- Tynnanthus panurensis
- Package specifications
- 10g per portion
Product and storage information
Natural plants may vary slightly in colour, shape and scent between batches. Photos help identify the product. Follow the package storage instructions: keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Information about plant culture and research is provided for general knowledge and does not represent medical effects of this product. Follow the product packaging for actual use.
Herbal journal
Herbal knowledge
Clavo Huasca
Tynnanthus panurensis
Introduction: discovering the natural charm of Amazonian clavo huasca. In South America's Amazon rainforest grows a vine known for its distinctive clove aroma and long history of traditional use: clavo huasca (scientific name: Tynnanthus panurensis; English name: Clavo Huasca). Its dried branch pieces carry centuries of Indigenous wisdom and also attract the attention of modern scientists. In local cultures, this plant is believed to enhance vitality and well-being, and is even associated with supporting sexual vitality…
