COMING SOON
The Chaya Mate Gourd Set is almost here.
A joyful invitation, poured one gourd at a time.
Named after the Chaya, the ancestral carnival rhythm of Argentina's northwest, this gourd carries the spirit of a celebration built on togetherness. Born from Diaguita harvest rituals and kept alive today in the topamientos of La Rioja, where friends and strangers alike come together in music, laughter, and shared cups, Chaya has always been about connection. It's fitting, then, that its name now belongs to a mate made for gathering people around it.
Turned from solid Algarrobo (Carob) wood and finished with a rich lacquer, the Chaya gourd carries a warm, honey-toned grain under a deep, glossy shine that catches the light with every pour. Its silhouette softens the traditional straight-walled gourd into a rounder, more generous shape, flaring gently at the mouth before curving back toward a stable base. It is crowned with a polished stainless steel rim that adds a quiet, refined finish.
Why it's the smart choice:
- A Shape Made for Sharing: The wider, urn-like curve holds a generous serving, making it a natural centerpiece for a mate round with friends or family.
- Warm-Toned, Lacquered Algarrobo: The rich grain sits under a glossy lacquer finish that resists moisture and keeps its shine session after session.
- Effortless Everyday Ritual: Smooth finishes make cleanup quick and daily maintenance simple, so your mate moment stays a pause, not a chore.
- Stable & Practical: A solid, flat base keeps it steady on a desk or kitchen table, spill-free through even a busy day.
- Sustainable Heritage: A lasting, plastic-free alternative for anyone who wants their daily ritual to feel intentional.
The Complimentary Starter Set: We want you to enjoy the Chaya experience right out of the box. As a free bonus, your gourd comes with:
- 1x Standard Nickel-Plated Bombilla (Straw)
- 1x Bombilla Cleaning Brush for effortless maintenance
A Note on Artisanal Authenticity: Every Chaya Gourd is individually turned from solid Algarrobo wood, so slight variations in grain, tone, and texture are part of each piece's story, not flaws, but proof of genuine artisanal craft.
