Sustainably Sourced
Our teas are thoughtfully sourced to support indigenous and coastal Ecuadorian communities creating fair economic opportunities and preserving ancestral knowledge.
Made with intention
Crafted to honor ancient wisdom - balancing flavor, nutrition, and practice so that every cup uplifts your body, mind, and spirit.
Nourishing Balance
Every tea is designed to nourish your body, support natural energy, and promote balance.
Our bestsellers
Cacao & Guayusa: The Sacred Balance
Fire & Water. Awaken & Soothe. Harmony in every cup.
Guayusa – Day / Fire
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Cacao – Night / Water
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| Purpose | Energize & focus | Relax & restore |
| Energy Type | Balanced alertness (caffeine + theobromine + L-theanine) | Gentle lift from theobromine |
| Antioxidants | High antioxidants supporting cellular health | Rich in magnesium & antioxidants, reduces oxidative stress |
| Hormonal Support | Supports adrenal balance & menstrual health | Soothes uterine tension & supports blood flow |
| Moment of Practice | Morning/midday practice to awaken mind & spirit | Evening practice to unwind, release, restore |
| Traditional Use | Kichwa women energizing for ceremony & daily life | Coastal Ecuadorian farmers: cacao for relaxation, heart & womb health |
| Emotional / Spiritual | Fire: clarity, inspiration, intention | Water: grounding, calm, reconnect with your body |
Se Luz: Born from a Journey of Remembrance
Se Luz, meaning “Be the Light” was born from a personal journey of remembrance, healing, and coming home.
After coming off birth control, our founder Nicole moved to Namibia, seeking to heal her hormones naturally. What began as a physical reset became a spiritual awakening, one that led her back to the wisdom of the womb as the true source of balance, intuition, and feminine power.
Years later, her path guided her home to Ecuador’s Amazon, where she studied midwifery and natural gynecology with the Kichwa women of Amupakin, ancestral healers and womb keepers. There, she learned that true wellness lives at the intersection of body and spirit. The Kichwa treat women’s health through nature, using plants like cacao and guayusa for circulation, hormonal balance, and energy, but they also understand that disease begins as an energetic imbalance, a disconnection from self and Earth.
That wisdom became the foundation of Se Luz: a return to cyclical living, to slowing down, softening, and remembering our natural rhythm.
