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Inside Fyah Gardens: The Creative Home of SteamTeamJA


Nestled within the lush surroundings of Fyah Gardens in Kingston, Jamaica, SteamTeamJA has quietly become more than just the home of handcrafted steam chalices- it's become a destination where Rastafari culture, artistry, music and storytelling naturally come together.

Over the years, our workshop and the surrounding gardens have welcomed filmmakers, musicians, photographers, journalists, and creators from around the world who recognize the authentic energy that lives here.

A Living Piece of Jamaican Culture

SteamTeamJA was founded with one mission: to preserve and share the traditional Rastafari practice of steaming through handcrafted clay chalices, cultural education and immersive experiences.

What began as a small workshop has grown into an internationally recognized cultural space where visitors don't simply purchase a steam chalice—they experience a way of life rooted in craftsmanship, nature, and conscious living.

Featured in Articles & Publications

SteamTeamJA has been highlighted through online publications, travel features, interviews, and cultural blogs that explore:

  • Traditional Rastafari steaming practices

  • Jamaican craftsmanship

  • Herbal wellness traditions

  • Cultural tourism in Kingston

  • The history and evolution of the Steam Chalice

These stories have helped introduce thousands of readers worldwide to a tradition that has been passed from elder to elder for generations.

Home to Music Videos & Creative Productions

One of the things many people don't realize is that Fyah Gardens has become a favorite filming location for artists and production crews.

Its lush tropical landscape, handcrafted structures, vibrant colors, and authentic Jamaican atmosphere create the perfect backdrop for reggae, roots, dancehall and cultural productions.

Throughout the years, numerous:

  • Music videos

  • Artist photo shoots

  • Documentary segments

  • Lifestyle productions

  • Promotional videos

  • Cultural interviews

have been filmed throughout the gardens and surrounding property.

Every production adds another chapter to the story of this unique cultural space while preserving its natural character and Rastafari spirit.

More Than a Workshop

Visitors often arrive expecting to see how a steam chalice is made.

They leave having experienced much more.

SteamTeamJA offers opportunities to:

  • Learn how traditional clay steam chalices are handcrafted

  • Experience authentic steaming sessions

  • Explore Rastafari culture respectfully

  • Connect with local artisans

  • Enjoy fresh fruit, ital food, and natural surroundings

  • Discover Kingston beyond the typical tourist experience

The workshop has become one of the cultural experiences available through SteamTeamJA's guided tours, welcoming guests from around the world who want a deeper connection to Jamaica.

Why Creators Keep Coming Back

There's something difficult to recreate on a movie set.

The energy at Fyah Gardens is real.

Birdsong replaces city noise. Clay, bamboo, fruit trees, herbs and handcrafted spaces reflect a slower rhythm of life. The environment offers an authentic Jamaican setting that resonates with artists looking for genuine cultural expression rather than manufactured scenery.

Whether it's a photographer searching for natural light, a reggae artist filming a new release, or a documentary exploring Rastafari traditions, the gardens continue to provide an inspiring backdrop.

Interested in collaborating at Fyah Gardens?

SteamTeamJA welcomes respectful collaborations with:

  • Music artists

  • Film crews

  • Photographers

  • Documentary producers

  • Travel creators

  • Cultural organizations

  • Wellness brands

  • Event planners

  • Event promoters

If you're looking for an authentic Jamaican location that reflects the island's roots, culture and natural beauty, we'd love to hear from you.

Together, we can continue sharing Jamaica's story- one steam, one song, and one creation at a time.


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