Obsidian What's in the name?
Like cannabis, Obsidian has been used by many cultures and civilizations throughout history. From early African civilizations who used Obsidian as a sophisticated tool, to the ancient Chinese practice of Feng Shui. Mesoamerican cultures like the Olmecs and Aztecs utilized Obsidian for making tools, weapons and polished mirrors. Native Americans used Obsidian to make Arrow heads as well as other tools. Obsidians utilization by diverse populations is symbolic of the diverse groups of people who have utilized cannabis historically and present day.
Discovered in Ethiopia by a Roman explorer.
Obsidian
What's in the name?
Like cannabis, Obsidian has been used by many cultures and civilizations throughout history. From early African civilizations who used Obsidian as a sophisticated tool, to the ancient Chinese practice of Feng Shui.
Mesoamerican cultures like the Olmecs and Aztecs utilized Obsidian for making tools, weapons and polished mirrors. Native Americans used Obsidian to make Arrow heads as well as other tools. Obsidians utilization by diverse populations is symbolic of the diverse groups of people who have utilized cannabis historically and present day. Discovered in Ethiopia by a Roman explorer.
The Holistic & spirituality of Cannabis & Obsidian
HOLISTIC HEALING & SPIRITUALITY
At Obsidian SF we are believers in the positive holistic effects of cannabis. Many people utilize cannabis for health-related issues, such as insomnia, loss of appetite and pain relief. Like Cannabis, Obsidian is often said to have healing properties. Both Cannabis and Obsidian often served different spiritual purposes for different populations and cultures.
In Native American Culture Cannabis was often a part of spiritual tribal rituals and was sometimes crushed and used as a topical to treat skin Issues. In Feng Shui, Obsidian is considered the cleaner of psychic smog. In many Mesoamerican cultures, Obsidian was highly valued and was often tied to different Gods. We celebrate the cultural and spiritual connections of Cannabis and Obsidian.
The Holistic & spirituality of Cannabis & Obsidian
HOLISTIC HEALING & SPIRITUALITY
At Obsidian SF we are believers in the positive holistic effects of cannabis. Many people utilize cannabis for health-related issues, such as insomnia, loss of appetite and pain relief. Like Cannabis, Obsidian is often said to have healing properties. Both Cannabis and Obsidian often served different spiritual purposes for different populations and cultures.
In Native American Culture Cannabis was often a part of spiritual tribal rituals and was sometimes crushed and used as a topical to treat skin Issues. In Feng Shui, Obsidian is considered the cleaner of psychic smog. In many Mesoamerican cultures, Obsidian was highly valued and was often tied to different Gods. We celebrate the cultural and spiritual connections of Cannabis and Obsidian.
Beautifully Black
REPRESENTATION OF STRENGTH
At Obsidian SF we celebrate diversity and inclusion and consider ourselves social activists as well as cannabis activists. From a global perspective, the color
black is often associated with a negative connotation. The same is often true for black people throughout history, up until present day. It is through life
experiences and being one of the few Black dispensary owners, that the founder of Obsidian SF landed on the name. I thought it would be important to find something that was a good representation of black strength, resilience and beauty, something that would resonate with many. Obsidian is often a deep dark
and beautiful black hue. It is formed from rapidly cooling lava and when polished has a beautiful and glossy finish that was often used as a mirror. Symbolic of the
black experience in today’s world.
Beautifully Black
REPRESENTATION OF STRENGTH
At Obsidian SF we celebrate diversity and inclusion and consider ourselves social activists as well as cannabis activists. From a global perspective, the color
black is often associated with a negative connotation. The same is often true for black people throughout history, up until present day. It is through life
experiences and being one of the few Black dispensary owners, that the founder of Obsidian SF landed on the name. I thought it would be important to find something that was a good representation of black strength, resilience and beauty, something that would resonate with many. Obsidian is often a deep dark
and beautiful black hue. It is formed from rapidly cooling lava and when polished has a beautiful and glossy finish that was often used as a mirror. Symbolic of the
black experience in today’s world.
