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Ashes Bashawa Niure
bottle, 10 ml, 7 gr |
(Batch #3405). Bashawa Niure ashes from the Calophyllum brasiliense tree bring powerful grounding and spiritual cleansing to Rapé. Valued by Amazonian tribes, especially the Kaxinawa, these ashes help clear negative energy, support emotional stability, and enhance focus during rituals. When used in Rapé blends, Bashawa Niure ashes foster a profound connection to the earth and align spiritual energies. Ideal for those seeking deep meditation and balance, this ash is an essential addition to transformative practices. More information can be found below. Packed in 10 ml clear PETG bottles containing 7 gr. |
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Ashes Bashawa Niure
bottle, 25 ml, 15 gr |
(Batch #3405). Bashawa Niure ashes from the Calophyllum brasiliense tree bring powerful grounding and spiritual cleansing to Rapé. Valued by Amazonian tribes, especially the Kaxinawa, these ashes help clear negative energy, support emotional stability, and enhance focus during rituals. When used in Rapé blends, Bashawa Niure ashes foster a profound connection to the earth and align spiritual energies. Ideal for those seeking deep meditation and balance, this ash is an essential addition to transformative practices. More information can be found below. Packed in 25 ml clear PETG bottles containing 15 gr. |
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Ashes Bashawa Niure
pot, 60 ml, 40 gr |
(Batch #3405). Bashawa Niure ashes from the Calophyllum brasiliense tree bring powerful grounding and spiritual cleansing to Rapé. Valued by Amazonian tribes, especially the Kaxinawa, these ashes help clear negative energy, support emotional stability, and enhance focus during rituals. When used in Rapé blends, Bashawa Niure ashes foster a profound connection to the earth and align spiritual energies. Ideal for those seeking deep meditation and balance, this ash is an essential addition to transformative practices. More information can be found below. Packed in 60 ml clear PETG pots containing 40 gr. |
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Katukina Bobinsana
pot, 60 ml, 40 gr |
(Batch #8883). A subtle and heart-opening Rapé made with Arapiraca Tabaco, Tsunu ash, and powdered leaves of the revered Bobinsana tree. Crafted by a close ally in Acre using ingredients sourced from Indigenous families, this sandy-coloured blend offers emotional clarity, gentle grounding, and a lucid, dreamlike quality. It is ideal for moments of reflection, connection with nature, or soft ceremonial work. Suitable for newcomers and those seeking presence over intensity. More information below in the description. Packed in 60 ml clear plastic pots containing 40 gr. |
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Katukina Mulungu
pot, 60 ml, 40 gr |
(Batch 1707). This sandy grey Rapè is a creation of the family of chief Fernando of the Katukina. It is made with the seeds and ashes of the Mulungu tree. It is a great choice for a user that is looking for something more relaxing than intense. It gently tunes one into a more receptive state and doesn't overwhelm one physically leaving the user capable of movement and activity. A great Rapè to use before conversing with others as it opens the heart and clears the mind. More information below. Packed in 60 ml clear plastic pots containing 40 gr. |
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Kaxinawa Uricuri
bottle, 25 ml, 15 gr |
(Batch #8145). This Rapé contains only Tabaco and the ashes of the Uricuri palm. It is made by a member of the Hunikuin tribe which learned the art of making Rapé from his father and grandfather. They have been living for many generations on the shores of the Tarauacá river in Acre. The Uricuri palm is found only in Acre and used to make spears and arrows for hunting and for war. The indigenous name is Tashka and is understood by most tribes in that region, and means spear. The Hunikuin people have been using the ash of this plant in their Rapé's since mythological times. It makes a strong, dark and unusual Rapé. Packed in 25 ml clear PETG bottles containing 15 gr. |
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Kuntanawa Lourinho
bottle, 25 ml, 15 gr |
(Batch #3654). This Rapé is another wonderful healer from Pedro Hunivu, master of the plants, from the Kuntanawa people. A Rapé prepared with organic Moi Tabaco and Tsunu ashes. This grey-greenish Rapé is prepared with Louro, or Lourinho, a local herb name that can be found from region to region. Louro is a herb that has a refreshing minty and anise like flavour that helps the respiratory system, problems like clogged up nose because of dust and things in the dry season in the forest. It helps to relax and clear the body apart from clearing the mind and relaxing the spirit. More information below. Packed in 25 ml clear plastic bottles containing 15 gr. |
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Kuntanawa Samauma
bottle, 25 ml, 16 gr |
(Batch #4527) This classic and famous Rapé is now back in stock! This very special and rare Rapé of the Kuntanawa tribe in Acre, Brazil, is based on an old traditional recipe which is not shared with non-tribal people. The Kuntanawa Samauma contains parts of the sacred Samauma tree, which is one of the largest trees in the Amazon. The Kuntanawa hold a long tradition with creating and using Rapé and infuse the mixtures with intentions of power, healing, and cleansing. More information below. Packed in 25 ml clear plastic bottles containing 16 gr. |
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Kuntanawa Tipy
bottle, 10 ml, 7 gr |
(Batch #0441). This new Rapé has been made by a member of the Kuntanawa and is made with organically grown Tabaco and ashes from the Sapota tree. The special character of this Rapé comes from a herb called Tipy. Tipy is known to be useful in meditation practices and is widely used by the indigenous for spiritual cleansing. A powerful effect is experienced upon first contact with the nose which subsides quickly opening the sinuses and leaving a pleasant aroma in its wake. Being a very fine grade of powder most is absorbed directly into the nose. More info below. Packed in 10 ml clear PETG bottles containing 7 gr. |
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Mapacho Powder
pot, 100 ml, 50 gr |
(Batch #3094). Mapacho holds an essential place in Amazonian shamanism. Although Mapacho is traditionally not a common component in Brazilian Rapé, its unique qualities make it an excellent addition to home-made Rapé blends. Powdered Mapacho can be combined with ashes such as Parika or Tsunu to create a potent and grounding blend. A simple 1:1 ratio of Mapacho and ashes results in a Rapé that provides clarity, focus, and a deep sense of grounding. More detailed information can be found below. Packed in 100 ml clear plastic pots containing 50 gr. |
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Moi Powder
pot, 100 ml, 50 gr |
(Batch #3393). Tabaco de Moi powder is highly sought after in the production of Rapé. Its mild flavor and grounding effects make it an ideal choice for those seeking clarity, focus, and a connection to the earth during spiritual practices. The sweet aftertaste and pleasant aroma contribute to a refined, gentle Rapé experience, making it a popular choice for those who prefer a more balanced, uplifting blend. The finely ground powder is perfect for crafting personal Rapé blends. When combined with ashes in a simple 50-50 ratio, it produces a powerful yet harmonious Rapé, reminiscent of the traditional blends used by indigenous tribes throughout South America. Detailed information can be found below. Packed in 100 ml clear PETG pots containing 50 gr. |
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Orchid Fever 3.0
bottle, 25 ml, 16 gr |
(Batch #6580). Orchid Fever 3.0 is a one-of-a-kind, famous non-tribal Rapé that has become a must-have for the true Rapé connoisseur. As one of the most popular blends we've ever produced, this Rapé is part of our prestigious trinity, alongside Clarity and Pineal Flush. The initial effect of Orchid Fever 3.0 may seem moderate, but it soon transitions into a warming rush. A rise in temperature follows, and a subtle, floral "fever" spreads through the body, bringing warm, comforting tones. This blend gently washes over the user, clearing away lingering negative energies and quieting mental chatter, leaving you in a serene, flower-filled mental space. Detailed information can be read below. Packed in 25 ml clear plastic bottles containing 16 gr. |
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Puyanawa Lourinho
bottle, 10 ml, 7 gr |
(New batch #3366). Highly praised. A must-have for the collector. Puyanawa Rapé is made with organic Moi Tabaco from the Jurua Region, Parica ashes, and a herb called Lourinho. There is no info to be found about Lourinho, it is a local name that the forest people use. Its exact scientific name is unknown. Lourinho is a plant with a lush fragrance that opens the nasal passages, while refreshing the mind and clearing the spirit. It is used for spiritual cleansing by the indigenous people of the region. More information can be found below. Packed in 10 ml clear plastic bottles containing 7 gr. |
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Puyanawa Pixuri
bottle, 10 ml, 7 gr |
(Batch #3645). Puyanawa Pixuri is a brown Rapé blend crafted by a Pajé of the Puyanawa tribe in Acre, Brazil. It features Arapiraca and Sabia Corda Tabaco, Murici ashes, and aromatic Pixuri leaves (Licaria puchury), known for their cleansing and clarifying presence. Strong on the onset and deeply grounding, it delivers a warming burn followed by clarity, emotional stillness, and refreshed breath. The blend embodies the Puyanawa’s ceremonial tradition, combining earthy Tabaco with uplifting plant allies. Murici adds energetic balance, while Pixuri infuses the blend with its minty, woody aroma. More information below in the description. Packed in 10 ml clear plastic bottles containing 7 gr. |
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Rustica Powder
pot, 100 ml, 40 gr |
(Batch #2977). Nicotiana rustica, known as Rustica Tabaco, is a potent, sacred Tabaco used in Peruvian Amazonian shamanic practices for spiritual cleansing and grounding. With a nicotine content up to 20 times higher than conventional Tabaco, Rustica is valued for its powerful effects in homemade Rapé blends, where it is combined with ashes like Tsunu or Parika. Its cured, unfermented form retains natural oils, creating an earthy, robust aroma that enhances clarity and focus. While distinct from Brazilian Rapé Tabacos, Rustica provides a balanced, intense experience suited for experienced practitioners seeking spiritual connection and grounding. More information can be found below. Packed in 100 ml clear PETG pots containing 40 gr. |
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Yawanawa Pau Mulata
bottle, 25 ml, 15 gr |
(New Batch #6003). A strong and deeply traditional Rapé from the Yawanawá tribe, prepared with Pau Mulata (Mulateiro). Similar in overall composition as the famous Yawanawa Mulateiro, yet more "grey" in appearance and effect. The Mulateiro ashes provide a high level of focus, lasting for quite some time and leaving a trace of profound peace, clear headedness and grounding. We feel it is a very well balanced Rapè that would appeal to most users. Packed in 25 ml clear plastic bottles containing 15 gr. |