Kaxinawa da Rainha
Rare. A must-have for the collector. This beautiful Rapé is mild and gentle, mainly because of its preparation of special jungle flowers. It could be described like Rapé with predominantly feminine energy. Light and floral it lifts the user into a blissful state and clearly has an attractive vibration. This Rapé would be a good introduction to first time users as well as those who prefer a gentler approach. It leaves a pleasant aftertaste and scent with little residue buildup. Watering of the eyes is expected but gentle and mild compared to other Rapé’s. Little purgative effects are noticed and the physical effects are comparatively mild. This pleasant Rapé calms the mind and body, and feels beneficial to the user in low or high dosages. This variety is sold out and only available in this set.

Kaxinawa Tsipi
This new and vibrant Rapè from the Kaxinawa is light brown in colour and it's aroma is embued with a sense of ascension and expansion. This effect is not only found in the olefactory sense but crosses over into its effect upon use. It is not sharp or harsh on the sinuses but for the discerning user it heightens ones senses and subdues the chatter of the mind while a greater appreciation for the sensory experience of the world around is felt. A tingling and excitation in ones sense of beingness becomes apparent. It is gentle with little body load, little eye watering, and no bad taste is experienced. It's effects may be mild for those used to harder "grey style" Rapè's yet they are very much present. It would be especially appropriate for newcomers to Rapè. Unfortunately we have very little information on the exact ingredients of this Rapè other than local Tabaco, Txunu ashes and a herb locally called "Tsipi" or "Tipy" which seems to add this vibrant characteristic. As with some ingredients from the jungle only a common local name is known. We will update this description in more detail once we have ascertained more about the ingredients used but we welcome any feedback on it. This is another one of several varieties of Rapé and ashes that were collected for us. A friend who travels through Acre has revisited many tribes in search for more knowledge and exchange. Now a few years onwards we proudly present this collection of genuine ashes and Rapé's.

Kaxinawa Moy Cumaru
This potent Rapè from the Kaxinawa tribe is a blend of Moy Tobacco (Nicotiana rustica) and ashes from Cumaru bark (Dipteryx odorata). Moy Tobacco is one of the most beautiful of all Rustica types available. The scent is just divine. Moy heightens the senses and helps to put the user into a relaxed state of being. The aftertaste compared to other mapacho types is sweet and pleasant. Cumaru is also known as the Tonka bean tree and has a long tradition of being used as a flavorful ingredient in snuffs, sweets, and foods. Yet, Cumaru also contains several bioactive ingredients, including coumarins and triterpenoids, and studies have proven its potential as a naturally occurring cancer chemopreventive agent. This Rapè is a light sandy brown colour with a soft texture, it looks somewhat innocent at first inspection however do not let looks decieve you. It is a dark horse! This Rapè is powerful! Initially the user receives a piercing inital jolt to the system, this subsides, some eye watering occurs and heavy phelgm production ensues and whislt some reaches the back of the throat the taste is good! This rapè brings a great sense of strength and power in the body that is beautifully accompanied by a clearheaded and calmn afterglow without too much wobble. A super Rapè and a new favorite in the collection.

Kaxinawa Xina
This Kaxinawa (Huni Kuin) Rapé contains the herb Xina Inivati, Yapa tree ash, and Moi Tobacco. Xina Inivati is said by the shaman to be used for spiritual cleansing. It is a Rapè that is light brown in colour with aromatic Moi Tobacco tones. It's flavour and taste contains intriguing notes of other forest plants. The first effects felt when using this Rapè is a quick flash in the sinuses which emanates concrentically outwards into the crown area with some effects felt around the face and eyes. As this quickly fades away there is some welling from the eyes, but only a little phelgm production. From there the user may experience a highly focused afterglow in both the mental and the visual fields. This Rapé is made by the 2 sons of the village shaman, who is around 80 years old. The village lies in the Tarauaca municipality, Acre. The Kaxinawa tribe is one of the biggest tribes in Acre state, spread over different areas of the state with many communities and still exist in Peru as well. The Kaxinawa or Huni Kuin (meaning true humans) are considered to be one of the biggest tribes in Acre, as they account for 42% of the indigenous population. Kaxinawas are known that apart from the traditional use of Rapé and Ayahuasca, they also use Cannabis for their spiritual use. Money from this exchange goes towards finishing the medicine house of the village.

Kaxinawa Forca
One of the most popular and sought after Rapé’s we have to date. Rapé with ashes of Murici is a traditional recipe from the Kaxinawá. This batch of their Força is amazingly sharp and an extremely clear vibrational Rapé that forcefully brings peace of mind and grounding to the user. It is predominantly Murici ashes that characterize this Rapé. Murici is anti-inflammatory and is good against infections of the throat and mouth. The initial sensation is that of a sharp nail entering the centre of senses with force, that instantly blanks out any mind activity. It opens the sinuses as energy vibrates through the body leaving with a clear mind and a comfortable buzz. A definite favorite of the many who have used it, in high or low doses. Barely any makes its way to the throat, and being a very fine powder it tends to absorb directly into the vessels of the nose. Very calming after effects with a subtle pressure behind the eyes. Excellent to be used in the evening and to gain focus and power. Barely any physical purging is noticeable to the user but the mind is cleared instantly leaving a calm and serene state. As with all Força preparations, this high standard of authentic Rapé continues to excel above the rest.

Kaxinawa Kupy
This Kaxinawa (Huni Kuin) tribal Rapé was made by two shamans. The sons of the 80 year old shaman of a village in the Tarauaca municipality in the state of Acre, Brazil. This Rapé is made from a herb called Bunatura or Kupy, Yapa tree ashes and Moi Tabaco. The Bunatura plant is good to be used for Rapé as it cleans the body, according to the makers. This Rapé has a wonderful Chocolate and Mint-like aroma that almost resembles to that of ice cream. Very rare and we have never come across such a delightful sweet aromatic tribal blend. It can be considered a mild but full and allround Rapé. Sourced by a traveler that made friends with remote settlements in the forests of Acre, Brazil. The money they make by producing this Rapé goes towards the needs of the family and the community and is used to finish building their house of medicine.

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