Pusanga Colony

The search for love unites us all. What if you could find it – and a simple perfume could help? That would be magical, wouldn't it?

In the spiritual traditions of the Amazon in Peru, this magical perfume is called Pusanga. It is a perfume water made from flowers and plants that have the power to attract the things they really want to the people who use it. For that reason, Água de Pusanga has developed an impressive reputation as “the love medicine of the Amazon”, because love, of course, is what most people want!

By mixing plants and flowers to create particular scents that affect the mood of those who smell them, Amazonian shamans say that Pusanga Water can make anyone fall hopelessly in love with the person who uses it. One of these shamans, Javier Aravelo, puts it this way: “When you put Pusanga on your skin, it penetrates your spirit and gives you the power to fall in love”.

Following this Doctrine, the basis of Pusanga in the Amazon is colpa water. It is water collected in clay pools deep in the rainforest, where there are no people, just thousands of brightly colored animals that gather to drink the water. Some of these animals are natural enemies, but in the clay pools they calmly come together to drink the water, rich in minerals and necessary for their well-being. This water, in other words, has the power to attract some of the most beautiful creatures on the planet to a place where they exist harmoniously together.

Special herbs, plants, bark, roots or leaves are added to this magical water, which also have the quality of attraction due to their colors, names, or where and how they grow. In the rainforest, for example, there are vines called Sogas, which are recognized as Pusanga plants because they wrap themselves around trees and come close to them to grow together.