The Parajobobo: The Origin of Santa Cruz’s Dark Honey

the natural landscapes of Santa Cruz, Bolivia, grows a remarkable plant known as Parajobobo (Tessaria integrifolia). Found along riverbanks, its blossoms provide an important source of nectar for bees and are closely connected to one of the region’s most distinctive treasures: Santa Cruz’s dark honey.

Close-up view of a honeycomb filled with golden honey

A Honey Defined by Its Origin

Parajobobo honey stands apart for its naturally dark color, rich aroma, and characteristic flavor. Its distinctive qualities reflect the floral source from which the bees collect their nectar, creating a honey with an identity deeply connected to Santa Cruz.

For generations, this dark honey has formed part of the region’s beekeeping tradition, bringing together the natural environment, the work of the bees, and the knowledge of local beekeepers.

From Santa Cruz ,Bolivia to Kurymi

Kurymi was created to preserve and share this remarkable origin. Our mission is to bring the authentic character of Parajobobo honey from Santa Cruz, Bolivia, to tables beyond its place of origin while honoring the story behind every jar.

Every drop represents more than honey. It carries the landscape where the Parajobobo grows, the work of the bees, and a tradition rooted in Bolivia.

KURYMI — Born in Bolivia. Crafted by Nature.