Ceremonial Cacao

We have three different kinds of Ceremonial Cacao and behind each one is a story of hands, hearts and a love affair with nature.

Ruk’u’x U’lew is led by Cecilia Mendoza Chiyal, a Mayan medicine-keeper who creates work for the women in her village through cacao. Every bean is touched by generations of memory, peeled, sung over and blessed by women who hold the earth close.

Keith’s Cacao carries the spirit of Keith Wilson, the wandering mystic who listened to cacao until it revealed its medicine. He believed cacao came to open humanity’s heart, and he devoted his life to honouring that message, bean by bean.

Dalileo is a family tending a living forest. On their restored land, cacao grows in the shade of a biodiverse canopy, nurtured as part of an ecosystem that breathes and regenerates with every harvest.

Three makers, three human stories, united by reverence for the earth, devotion to craft, and a deep belief in cacao as a guide back to the heart.