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About Us

Potentiated soap for the spiritual body.

We invite you to drop in. Transport yourself up the Catskill Mountains into a forest of grandmother trees where living water flows from abundant springs into an old Adirondack style cabin. As smoke rises from the chimney, you notice children playing while a man and woman tend their garden. In their baskets are bundles of lavender, sage, and mugwort. You follow them into their alchemical workshop with herbs hanging, clays, oils, vessels, and scales lining the shelves. The magic is palpable. Welcome to TU·ET·AL.

Making soap is a gift given to us through a life in pursuit of tangible gifts to share with you and others. As we have connected to the water of our land and potentiated it using ancient techniques, we welcome you to transform the often overlooked routine of cleansing oneself into a spellbound awakening, giving thanks for the water which flows over your hands and giving back to the earth that which it has given us- magnificent scents and nourishing oils purely derived from plants that we will forever honorably transform into our hand crafted cold processed soaps. If only for a moment, this act of connection is one we promise will bring you closer to that which you are made of - the elements - ultimately clarifying any distortions in your perception of the divinely coded power and beauty your body possesses.

 

Here's us, the Kanbergs, enjoying a birthday hike in Minnewaska State Park.

"Our kids love the soap. We’re going out of town this weekend and my eldest asked if we could take it with us!"

- David L.

"I am usually never able to use a bar soap because it dries my skin out no matter what. Not this one. And the smell is amazingggg.”

- Ashley H.

"The entire experience is so perfect & beautiful. The soaps themselves are thoughtful & complex, but feel simple & familiar. I can't wait to use one of each & give the rest away."

- Max S.

Soap smells incredible!

- Kelly M.

“Just received our gorgeous soap and are unsure about whether it belongs in the washroom or on the alter.”

- Alex K.