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Mimosa Hostilis Inner Root Bark (MHRB)
Also known as Jurema Preta, Mimosa Tenuiflora, Calumbi, Carbonal, Black Jurema and Vinho de Jurema.
Mimosa Hostilis Shop buys direct from the finest cultivators so you get premium quality and fast, secure shipping every time. We sell only potent, high-quality tenuiflora root bark and powder. As a Mimosa Hostilis supplier, we are committed to climate positivity and ethical sourcing.
Mimosa Hostilis Shopâą â 4 years in business, 4.8â across 38 Trustpilot reviews, and one obsession: quality MHRB you can trust.
- Wholesale pricing from 1kg.
- Lab-tested for potency and purity.
- 100g samples to 20kg bulk orders.
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Cultivated, Nurtured, and Harvested with consciousness at the core. We sell only premium Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark. Our range of Mimosa Bark root is sustainably harvested with a climate-positive approach, is backed by a 100% money back quality guarantee.
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What Is Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark?
Deep reddish-brown, fibrous, and faintly earthy â the inner root bark of Mimosa Hostilis carries centuries of tradition in every grain.
Mimosa Hostilis comes from the Mimosa tenuiflora tree, native to the forests of South and Central America particularly Brazil and Mexico, where it is known as Jurema Preta and Tepezcohuite. For generations, indigenous communities across the region have prized this tree for its remarkable properties, long before the wider world took notice.
The root bark has been used across centuries in traditional and cultural practices, natural cosmetics, textile dyeing, and botanical research. Its deep natural pigment, rich compound profile, and versatility have made it one of the most widely respected botanical resources across multiple industries from craft and skincare to ethnobotany and beyond.
References
PubMedArabinogalactans from Mimosa tenuiflora Bark as Active Principles for Wound-Healing (2009)
PubMed CentralMedicinal Plants on Cutaneous Wound Healing in Humans: A Systematic Review (2018)
Springer NaturePhytopharmacological Aspects of Mimosa tenuiflora: A Systematic Review (2024)PubMed CentralAntinociceptive and Anti-inflammatory Activities of Mimosa tenuiflora (2016)
ScienceDirectDyeing of Cotton Fabrics with Mimosa tenuiflora Extract (2011)Applications
One bark powder, four working uses.
Jurema Pretaâs high tannin content is what makes it useful for dyeing â the same compounds bind fiber, condition leather, and build cosmetic pigment.
Fiber & fabric dyeing
Works on cotton, linen, silk, and wool. Mordant with alum for warm rose-tan; add iron for deep wine and near-black.
Botanical hair color
Used as a henna-style rinse for auburn-to-espresso tones, often blended with other botanicals for depth.
Tanning & leather dye
Tannin content supports vegetable tanning and produces rich, even color on finished hides without synthetic dye.
Pigment for Soap Making
Milled fine enough to formulate into soaps, clays, and mineral-based color cosmetics.
Whole Chips
Best for: Traditional dye baths, large-batch textile work, slow-release tannin extraction
Whole bark chips are the traditional starting form used by natural dyers and fiber artists for decades. The larger surface area means slower extraction, which suits long simmer times (2-4+ hours) and gives dyers more control over depth of color in wool, cotton, and leather. Chips are also preferred by artisans doing wood-tone staining or those replicating historical/indigenous dye methods, where whole-bark preparation is part of the traditional process itself.
Shredded
Best for: Faster extraction, tea-style preparations for dye baths, easier hot-water infusion
Shredded barkâs increased surface area speeds up extraction significantly compared to chips, making it a preferred choice for dyers who want strong color in under an hour. Itâs also easier to strain and measure by volume, which appeals to crafters who prepare dye baths in a tea-like infusion method. The finer texture means less waste sitting at the bottom of the pot.
Powder
Best for: Maximum color saturation, cosmetic/soap-making tints, precise small-batch dosing
Finely powdered bark offers the fastest extraction and most concentrated color output of any form, since the tannins and pigments are immediately accessible rather than locked in fiber. This makes it the go-to for soap makers, cold-process dye applications, and small-batch crafters who need consistent, repeatable measurements (by weight rather than volume). Itâs also easier to incorporate into pastes, blends, or mixed-medium projects.
From root bark to dye powder.
How is it made.
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Selective harvest
Bark is cut from mature Jurema Preta trees on a rotation, leaving the root system to regrow.
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Sun-drying
Bark strips dry naturally over several days, concentrating tannins without heat damage.
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Fine milling
Dried bark is milled to under 180 microns for a powder that dissolves evenly in a dye bath.
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Batch testing
Every mill run is checked for color yield and particle consistency before itâs bagged.
Ethical Sourcing
Respecting nature, we carefully harvest only mature roots, nurturing ecosystem growth and balance. When you order from us, only mature roots are harvested, preserving the ecosystem so future harvests stay just as rich.
Climate Positive
We are mindful of climate impacts, and always working collaboratively to reduce our footprint and promote environmental best practices. For every 10kg sold, we plant a new Mimosa tree. Your order gives back.
Proven Cultivars
Committed to superior quality held to the highest standards we know. Every batch is selected from proven cultivars and tested to exacting standards so the bark you receive is the bark we'd use ourselves. We ship only the finest root bark.
Trusted By Dyers & Soap Makers
Our Mimosa Hostilis root bark comes from Mexico, where it is cultivated and harvested by local communities using sustainable, traditional techniques. We work closely with our partners there to ensure every batch meets our quality standards while supporting ethical practices and the environment.
We offer Mimosa Hostilis root bark in three forms: bark chips, shredded, and powdered, so you can choose the one that best fits your needs. Hereâs how they differ:
Bark Chips: These are larger, unprocessed pieces of the root bark. Theyâre great if you prefer the least processed option.
Shredded Bark: This is the most popular choice among our customers! The bark is finely shredded and easy to handle, making it a versatile option for many applications.
Powdered Bark: This is ground down to a super-fine, flour-like texture. Itâs ideal if youâre looking for a smooth, consistent material thatâs ready to use right away.
No matter which form you choose, all three are made from the same high-quality Mimosa Hostilis root bark. The choice comes down to personal preference and what works best for you!
Right here on our website of course! You can also call or email us if you have any questionsâweâre happy to help.
Short answer: No, we donât sell Mimosa seeds.
We are a passionate team dedicated to providing premium Mimosa Hostilis root bark (MHRB), sustainably harvested and responsibly sold. Our Mimosa Hostilis comes from Mexico, where it is cultivated and harvested with care, following sustainable practices that prioritize the environment and the communities involved.
We combine these traditional harvesting methods with modern quality control to ensure that every batch of root bark meets the highest standards. By choosing us, youâre not just purchasing root barkâyouâre supporting ethical and sustainable practices.
Our Mimosa Hostilis root bark is ethically sourced from Mexico, where the trees are harvested using sustainable techniques. Hereâs what sets us apart:
Ethical Sourcing: We only harvest from mature trees and use non-damaging methods to allow for regeneration. Climate Positive: For every 10kg of root bark sold, we plant a tree. Lab-Tested Quality: Every batch is rigorously tested to meet our high standards.
Our Mimosa Hostilis root bark is sourced from Mexico, harvested using sustainable and traditional techniques. We work closely with local communities to ensure ethical practices that benefit both the environment and the people involved. Every step, from cultivation to shipping, is managed with care and respect for the land.
Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. Selective Harvesting: We only harvest roots from mature trees (40â90+ years old) to preserve the health of the trees. Non-Damaging Techniques: After harvesting, the trees are allowed to recover for 2 months. New roots begin to grow, and within 8 months, the trees are ready for another harvest. Reforestation Efforts: We plant a new tree for every 10kg of product sold.
We pride ourselves on being ethical, sustainable, and dedicated to quality. Ethical Sourcing, climate positivity, lab-tested quality, and responsive customer support. When you choose us, youâre supporting sustainability, quality, and ethical practices.
Weâre always happy to help! Phone: (720) 677 2228. Email: Contact us through the form on our website or at info@mimosahostilis.shop.
Being climate-positive means we actively contribute to environmental sustainability. For every 10kg of Mimosa Hostilis root bark sold, we plant a new tree. Weâre committed to reducing our carbon footprint and promoting reforestation in the regions where Mimosa Hostilis grows.
Yes, our Mimosa Hostilis root bark is 100% organic. While it is not certified organic, we trust the traditional cultivators who have been practicing sustainable harvesting methods for centuries.
Every batch we receive undergoes thorough internal testing. We know exactly what weâre looking for and do NOT compromise on quality. Donât just take our word for itâread our reviews to see what our customers have to say!
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