Mother Ayahuasca | Psychedelic Journal

Mother Ayahuasca in journal form

This original design is rooted in ayahuasca-inspired visionary art and the symbolic visual vocabulary associated with the vine in psychedelic culture. As a psychedelic journal, it gives the theme a practical format without losing the artwork’s identity. Its identity comes from the named artwork and theme rather than a generic psychedelic pattern.

Related ideas include visionary psychedelic art and ayahuasca art. The vocabulary around mother ayahuasca journal and visionary psychedelic art journal helps place the artwork in context without overwhelming the product itself.

Browse related ayahuasca-inspired art and apparel and more psychedelic journals and notebooks across PsychonautDream.

Product details

  • Full wraparound print
  • 150 lined pages (75 sheets)
  • Matte finish
  • Casewrap binding
  • Note: 0.5″x0.5″ production barcode visible on the back cover
Original artwork by Raul Lopez PomaresCreative studio: ElectronicIntermedia

Mother Ayahuasca in journal form

This original design is rooted in ayahuasca-inspired visionary art and the symbolic visual vocabulary associated with the vine in psychedelic culture. As a psychedelic journal, it gives the theme a practical format without losing the artwork’s identity. Its identity comes from the named artwork and theme rather than a generic psychedelic pattern.

Related ideas include visionary psychedelic art and ayahuasca art. The vocabulary around mother ayahuasca journal and visionary psychedelic art journal helps place the artwork in context without overwhelming the product itself.

Browse related ayahuasca-inspired art and apparel and more psychedelic journals and notebooks across PsychonautDream.

Product details

  • Full wraparound print
  • 150 lined pages (75 sheets)
  • Matte finish
  • Casewrap binding
  • Note: 0.5″x0.5″ production barcode visible on the back cover

Mother Ayahuasca gives a psychedelic journal a subject-led identity based on ayahuasca-inspired visionary art and the symbolic visual vocabulary associated with the vine in psychedelic culture. Its identity comes from the named artwork and theme rather than a generic psychedelic pattern. It is part of the wider worlds of visionary psychedelic art and ayahuasca art without losing its own focus.

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