ONE OF ONE · HANDMADE IN BUENOS AIRES
Jakaira
Guaraní Meaning: deity of mist and gentle rain
By Lucio Pederiva
$69 Tax & free shipping included
What’s in the kit
- A handmade ceramic Mate
- A stainless steel bombilla (filtering straw)
- A one-pound bag of organic yerba mate loose leaf
- A hand-stamped cotton carrying pouch
- Access to the Yete Materos WhatsApp chat — a space where kit owners share Mates of the Day (MOTDs), recipes, tips, and tricks
Made by hand in Buenos Aires
Crafted in Buenos Aires by Taller Galería Dawa, a ceramic studio in the heart of San Telmo, one of the city’s most artisanal neighborhoods, each mate features work by artisan Lucio at Taller and is individually hand-formed, painted, and kiln-fired. No two pieces are exactly alike, with unique brushwork, textures, and subtle variations in shape and finish.
How this mate got its name
Each mate has a Guaraní name, honoring the Indigenous people who first discovered yerba mate (Ka'a), the sacred plant.
The Guaraní are an Indigenous people of South America who first discovered yerba mate. For the Guaraní, yerba mate was more than a plant. It was deeply connected to their spiritual traditions and was regarded as a powerful, sacred plant.
We use Guaraní names for our mates as a way to recognize and honor the people and traditions at the roots of mate culture.
Jakaira means “deity of mist and gentle rain” in Guaraní. It’s pronounced yah-kah-EE-rah.
Shipping & delivery
Kits are packed by Dan in New York and leave within 1–2 business days. Shipping within the United States is free, and every price already includes sales tax. Carrier delivery times vary.
Returns & damage
If your kit arrives broken or faulty, email a photo to yete.nyc@gmail.com within 14 days of delivery and we’ll replace it or refund you in full.