Our fly agaric is a real natural phenomenon, as it cannot be tamed or domesticated. It is harvested exclusively from forests where it grows and thrives naturally. Despite all the achievements in science and technology, no one has yet managed to cultivate the Amanita Muscaria under artificial conditions. This fact reflects its wild and authentic character in an almost playful way.

The dried fly agaric, also known as the lucky mushroom or guru mushroom, is known worldwide due to its striking appearance with bright red color and white spots. There are many myths surrounding the Amanita Muscaria and it is associated with a wide variety of, sometimes even contradictory, meanings. It combines opposites such as luck and danger, life and death and is fascinating due to these contrasts.

The character of Amanita Muscaria is defined above all by its untamed nature. It inspires courage and determination to live one's own self in its most original and unfiltered form. It can be extroverted and loud as well as wild and disorderly. Radical honesty characterizes its nature. Although it is very wise at heart, it is also loving. When used as an incense, it exudes a pleasantly sweet, velvety scent that caresses the senses of the user.