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San Pedro (Echinopsis pachanoi) and peyote (Lophophora williamsii) are two sacred cacti long used in Indigenous rituals of the Andes and North America for their psychoactive properties. Both contain mescaline, a naturally occurring hallucinogen that induces vivid visual and spiritual experiences. For thousands of years, they’ve played central roles in healing, divination, and spiritual ceremonies, bridging the human and divine through visions, introspection, and connection with nature.
This illustration print is 1/3 from the Emily’s Greenhouse series. Available in postcard size and 18×24.
San Pedro (Echinopsis pachanoi) and peyote (Lophophora williamsii) are two sacred cacti long used in Indigenous rituals of the Andes and North America for their psychoactive properties. Both contain mescaline, a naturally occurring hallucinogen that induces vivid visual and spiritual experiences. For thousands of years, they’ve played central roles in healing, divination, and spiritual ceremonies, bridging the human and divine through visions, introspection, and connection with nature.
This illustration print is 1/3 from the Emily’s Greenhouse series. Available in postcard size and 18×24.