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We envision a world where people of every culture reconnect with plant medicine — a path toward healing, belonging, and collective renewal.

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What we do

Tree Likkle Herbs blends ancestral plant medicine, creative education, and community care to help people reconnect with healing traditions that belong to all of us.

Rooted in Jamaican herbal wisdom and shaped by global perspectives, we serve an intercultural community of travelers, expats, and locals seeking deeper connection to the land, to themselves, and to the lineages that guide our work.

Through intimate workshops, hands-on herbal experiences, 1:1 consultations, and small-group sessions in our São Paulo studio, we honor plant medicine as both a birthright and an art form. Our handcrafted preparations, ceramic wares, and collaborative talks invite people to slow down, learn, and remember what it means to be in relationship with the living world.

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Who we serve and why

Tree Likkle Herbs was born from a devotion to remembrance — to the healing traditions that our ancestors carried across lands and oceans.

In a world where modern life often pulls us away from nature, we create spaces for reconnection: with plants, with ourselves, and with the collective memory of how to care for one another.

Our work welcomes global citizens seeking authentic, grounded healing rooted in ancestral knowledge. Through herbal education, creative expression, and shared ritual, we serve travelers, expats, and locals who value cultural reverence, presence, and embodied learning.

Together, we honor wisdom that transcends borders and affirm that wellness is not a privilege — it is a birthright. We envision a world where people from every culture return to plant medicine as a path toward healing, belonging, and collective renewal.

Interior of a bright room with large glass windows, wooden floor, and several potted plants including a tall fiddle leaf fig, a plant with red leaves, and smaller plants on trays and a shelf.
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Three women and a young girl engaging in a painting activity at a table with art supplies and plants.

Our approach to plant medicine

Tree Likkle Herbs weaves ancestral knowledge, cultural memory, and hands-on practice into a grounded, modern herbal experience. Our work honors the wisdom carried through generations—rooted in Jamaican tradition and enriched by global perspectives.

  • Our herbal approach is shaped by ancestral teachings, community practice, and years of lived experience supporting real bodies through real healing.

  • We work with plants through energetics, ritual, and observation—understanding how their qualities, actions, and personalities support balance, vitality, and emotional well-being.

  • Every workshop, consultation, and preparation is made slowly and by hand—using organic, high-quality herbs from trusted growers, small-batch crafters, and community-based sources.

  • We believe plant medicine can coexist with modern healthcare, and we encourage thoughtful, collaborative dialogue between clients, practitioners, and the full spectrum of healing traditions.

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Our values and principles

  • Two people, a woman and a man, sitting at a table with potted plants, in a room with hanging herbs or dried flowers, looking down at the table.

    Community + care

    We honor people first. Every workshop, gathering, and ritual is designed to nourish connection — with self, with plants, and with the communities that sustain us.

  • Glass jars filled with dried herbs and spices, labeled with handwritten black labels, placed on a wooden shelf.

    Ancestral wisdom

    We root our work in the teachings carried through generations. Jamaican herbal traditions guide our hands, our language, and the way we hold space for healing.

  • Person trimming fresh herbs over a white plate with herbs on it, surrounded by small jars and a measuring cup on a dark wooden table.

    Sustainability + stewardship

    We source thoughtfully, work slowly, and respect the land as a living partner. Every plant, preparation, and ceramic piece reflects mindful, small-batch practice.

  • Person pouring liquid from a bottle into a small jar of herbs or plants on a wooden surface.

    Intentionality

    We show up with honesty, clarity, and devotion. Our work is built on trust — honoring the people who enter our space and the plants that make the healing possible.

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