Urucuna

Impact

Urucuna produces natural ambient aromas with artisanal packaging in partnership with indigenous peoples and extractive cooperatives for sustainable management of the Amazon, following the precepts of ethical trade.
It is a wellness business for home, which aims to add value to biodiversity products and the sustainable use of natural resources. The way of life and traditional knowledge are valued and respected, considering the possibility of scale without losing the positive socio-environmental impact.
The brand is a member of Origens Brasil, a network that promotes sustainable business and ethical trade in the Amazon in priority conservation areas – with guarantee of origin, transparency and traceability of the production chain.

Photo by: Fabrício Suruí

History

Created by two sisters, Lígia and Julia, who since childhood have always had great admiration and contact with different traditional and indigenous peoples through their family, Urucuna was born with the mission of being able to contribute to the valorization of the Brazilian bioeconomy, including indigenous crafts and traditional communities, in addition to promoting well-being at home through natural and vegetable oils and butters from the Amazon.

Producers

The beginning of Urucuna's production chain takes place with natural raw material partners. The packaging is largely biodegradable and handmade by indigenous artisans and traditional communities.
Currently, the brand has more than five partnerships signed with the Paiter Suruí, Gavião, Cinta Larga and Apurinã indigenous peoples, in addition to the Menire women artisans of the Xikrin Indigenous People.
The essential oils and butter used in the recipes are produced from sustainable extraction by Inatú, a collective brand created from a partnership between Idesam and associations and cooperatives in Amazonas.
There is a partner factory that helps with the production and adaptation of products for the market, going through the marketing authorization process by Anvisa.

Photo by: Mayra Lunara Cardoso

Products

Urucuna transforms your home into a wellness retreat through the circular bioeconomy and contributes to the appreciation of Brazilian material and immaterial culture. The brand offers high-quality natural products, which aims to help customers through aromatherapy to live a lighter life more connected to nature, in addition to providing a sustainable hydration alternative for the skin.

Photo by: Cora Cora Studio

Impact

Urucuna produces natural ambient aromas with artisanal packaging in partnership with indigenous peoples and extractive cooperatives for sustainable management of the Amazon, following the precepts of ethical trade.
It is a wellness business for home, which aims to add value to biodiversity products and the sustainable use of natural resources. The way of life and traditional knowledge are valued and respected, considering the possibility of scale without losing the positive socio-environmental impact.
The brand is a member of Origens Brasil, a network that promotes sustainable business and ethical trade in the Amazon in priority conservation areas – with guarantee of origin, transparency and traceability of the production chain.

Photo by: Fabrício Suruí

History

Created by two sisters, Lígia and Julia, who since childhood have always had great admiration and contact with different traditional and indigenous peoples through their family, Urucuna was born with the mission of being able to contribute to the valorization of the Brazilian bioeconomy, including indigenous crafts and traditional communities, in addition to promoting well-being at home through natural and vegetable oils and butters from the Amazon.

Producers

The beginning of Urucuna's production chain takes place with natural raw material partners. The packaging is largely biodegradable and handmade by indigenous artisans and traditional communities.
Currently, the brand has more than five partnerships signed with the Paiter Suruí, Gavião, Cinta Larga and Apurinã indigenous peoples, in addition to the Menire women artisans of the Xikrin Indigenous People.
The essential oils and butter used in the recipes are produced from sustainable extraction by Inatú, a collective brand created from a partnership between Idesam and associations and cooperatives in Amazonas.
There is a partner factory that helps with the production and adaptation of products for the market, going through the marketing authorization process by Anvisa.

Photo by: Mayra Lunara Cardoso

Products

Urucuna transforms your home into a wellness retreat through the circular bioeconomy and contributes to the appreciation of Brazilian material and immaterial culture. The brand offers high-quality natural products, which aims to help customers through aromatherapy to live a lighter life more connected to nature, in addition to providing a sustainable hydration alternative for the skin.

Photo by: Cora Cora Studio