Premium Brazilian Mimosa Hostilis Inner Root Bark Powder – 100% Pure, Freshly Harvested, Additive Free
Price range: $55.00 through $530.00
Discover our Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark Powder, botanically classified as:
- Family: Fabaceae (Leguminosae; Mimosaceae)
- Genus: Mimosa
- Species: Mimosa Hostilis (Mimosa tenuiflora)
Sustainably sourced from Brazil, this premium root bark is also known by its common names: Jurema, Tepescohuite, Cabrero, Carbonal, Jurema Preta, Calumbi, Black Jurema, Vinho de Jurema, and Yurema. Explore its Brazilian origins or check out our Mexican variants for more options.
This product is only available for shipment to the continental US, delivered quickly and securely via USPS Priority Mail. 100% pure, freshly harvested, and additive-free—order now for fast and reliable delivery!
Premium Brazilian Mimosa Hostilis Inner Root Bark Powder
We are excited to announce that our Mimosa Hostilis inner Root Bark Powder is now available for shipment directly from our US warehouse! This 1kg variant is packaged in a flat, sturdy envelope mailer and shipped via USPS Priority Mail. Enjoy the convenience of receiving your order within 2 weeks, without the hassle of customs delays. All weight variants of this product ship from our US warehouse via USPS Priority and are available to US customers only.
Why Choose Our Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark Powder?
100% Pure & Additive-Free
Our product is free from fillers, preservatives, or additives—just pure Mimosa hostilis root bark powder.
Freshly Harvested & Sustainably Sourced
We ensure our Mimosa hostilis is harvested at its peak and sourced sustainably to maintain quality and support environmental balance.
Meticulously Dried & Finely Powdered
Each batch undergoes careful drying to preserve its natural properties, followed by fine grinding to produce a smooth, easy-to-use powder.
Rich Cultural Heritage
Mimosa hostilis, also known as Jurema, has a long history of traditional use by native communities in Central and South America. It has been valued for its versatility, particularly in crafting, natural dyes, and other cultural applications.
Secure & Discreet Packaging
Our 1kg variant is shipped in a durable, flat envelope designed to protect the product during transit. Discreet and secure, it ensures a seamless delivery experience.
The Ethical Choice
We prioritize ethical and sustainable harvesting practices, working closely with local communities to ensure the highest standards of quality and environmental care.
Order with Confidence
Enjoy the convenience of quick, customs-free shipping. Whether you’re using Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark Powder for traditional crafts, natural dyes, or other creative projects, you can trust our premium product to meet your needs.
Place your order today and experience the difference with our Hostilis Mimosa root bark powder!
| Weight | 200g, 1 kg, 2 kg, 4 kg |
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Megan Sanchez –
Tested this with a controlled recipe: 100 grams of powder to 100 grams of fabric (100% Depth of Shade). Using alum as a mordant, the color is incredibly stable. It survived three hot machine washes with zero fading or bleeding into other fabrics.
Allen –
I dissolved this powder into denatured alcohol to create a custom alcohol-based wood stain for an electric guitar body. Because the milling is so micro-fine, it dissolved almost entirely into the alcohol with very little leftover grit. It stained the maple wood beautifully, highlighting the grain with an antique violet tint.
Hill M –
This powder is highly concentrated. I accidentally spilled a wet tablespoon of the mixture onto my white laminate countertop, and it stained it a deep maroon within seconds.
Brian –
I usually buy Mexican MHRB, but decided to try this premium Brazilian powder for comparison. The differences are distinct. The Mexican bark tends to yield a brighter, more neon purple, while this Brazilian batch produces a much deeper, darker, wine-red/maroon spectrum. It looks incredibly rich on heavy wool blankets.
Zachary –
The powder works perfectly, but beginners should know that raw cotton has natural oils and sizing that resist these dense tannins.
Patrick Adams –
If you aren’t getting the deep purples you want, check your water. I used regular tap water on my first textile batch and got a dull, muddy brown due to high mineral content. Switched to distilled water and added a tiny pinch of citric acid to drop the pH slightly, and the classic, vibrant Brazilian violet shades instantly popped out.
Jeffrey –
I ran chemical purity tests on this specific shipment to ensure no synthetic dye additives or wood fillers were present. It passed perfectly. The ash residue after burning a sample was incredibly low, confirming it is 100% organic root material with zero sand or dirt mixed in to fake the weight.