
biocultural diversity, interesting everydays
Heritage, artisanal food products from across the Philippine archipelago.

our signature hand and body cleansers
Our best-seller formulation: coconut-based liquid soaps with 100% pure essential oils. Packaged in upcycled, high-quality glass bottles and refillable at our stores. Effective, biodegradable cleaners for hands and body.

new home
Our shop in Makati has moved to Karrivin Studios. Visit us for local goods, organic staples, and gentle things for body and home.

ritual gift sets
Special gifts for special people. Heritage food and gentle body and home formulations in gift boxes made of recycled wood and pandan leaves.
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HERITAGE FOODS
Traditionally produced ingredients and food products.
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HAND & BODY
Bath and body products for the botanical-minded.
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HERBS & SPICES
Things to make your dinner thing tastier.
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COFFEE & CACAO
Legal, delicious stimulants from trees.
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VINEGARS, SAUCES & OILS
Sour and savory little helpers.
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GRAINS, FLOURS & STARCHES
Carb central!
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GREEN CLEANING
Ditch that weird-smelling, bright pink stuff.
PHILIPPINE VINEGAR DISCOVERY SET
SOAP SETS (WOODEN BOX)

our signature liquid soaps
Mild, all-natural liquid soap made with coconut-based cleansers. No overpowering artificial fragrance—just pure organic essential oils.
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LAVENDER LIQUID SOAP
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LEMONGRASS LIQUID SOAP
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ORANGE LIQUID SOAP
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ROSEMARY LIQUID SOAP
Regular price From ₱250.00Regular priceUnit price / per

about us
Ritual is a small general shop that sells local, heritage, eco-friendly, organic products not enclosed in plastic bags or bottles. Since 2010.
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"Ritual is nowhere near a palengke in terms of appearance, but the two have a big similarity in attempting to offer plurality in food options."
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"...this alternative grocery bursts with smart gift choices in the form of organic goods sourced from all over the archipelago."
-Time Magazine