Our Black Friday sale is on, with 50% off your little black jar of magic.
The festive season is almost here, and the Australian summer is only weeks away, so now is the perfect time to stock up.
Summer brings sunburn, insect bites, dry lips and skin that's spent too long in the heat, and Irmangka-Irmangka bush medicine can help with all of them.
A jar also makes a meaningful Christmas gift.
Each jar is handmade by our family, using Irmangka-Irmangka wild-harvested on Kokatha Country, and hand-poured by Nina.
Grab the 2 Balm Bundle and keep one for yourself, with one to give to someone you love.
Thousands of years of healing, in one small jar.
Traditionally used by our people from the Western and Central desert of Australia
Aching muscles. Strains. Insect bites. Sunburn. Cracked lips. dry, flaky or Irritated skin.
One wild-harvested Irmangka-Irmangka bush medicine balm, traditionally used for them all. Hand-poured on Country.
"Sitting with Country here, I can feel my ancestors. They've walked this land for thousands of years. There's something so humbling about being in these places. It just fills my soul." — Nina
Healing from the heart of the land.
A natural treatment and all-over body moisturiser for insect bites, sunburn, dry lips, and other skin irritations. An all-purpose balm traditionally used by our people to aid in the relief of adult and infantile skin conditions.
Palyani, pronounced Bahl-ya-nee.
100% All Natural Ingredients: Irmangka-Irmangka, Beeswax, Olive Oil.
Grown in the Western and Central desert regions of South Australia, this arid plant is sacred to us, used as a healing medicine by our ancestors for thousands of years. It is our culture in motion, from our hands to yours.
While our Bush Medicine has been used for healing for thousands of years, we cannot make any medical claims.
With Palyani, you are not just choosing to ease your body, you are choosing to heal your spirit, to honor the land, and to carry forward the wisdom of a people who have always understood what it truly means to care.
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains, the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live and work, and the Kokatha people, the Traditional Owners of the Country where our Irmangka-Irmangka is wild-harvested.
We honour their deep and continuing connection to land, waters, culture and community, and we pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and to the emerging leaders who will carry their knowledge forward.
We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
As the oldest living culture in the world, their strength and resilience endure despite the past and ongoing impacts of colonisation and dispossession. We are grateful to walk, work and harvest on these lands, and we hold that privilege with care and responsibility.
Sovereignty was never ceded.
Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.
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