Cacao Rapé | from the Huni Kuin tribe in Brasil
Authentic Cacao Rapé from the Huni Kuin Tribe
Discover the unique and powerful tradition of the Huni Kuin tribe with our cacao-based rapé. Crafted by the pajé (shaman) of the Huni Kuin, this ceremonial blend combines the essence of cacao tree bark ashes and mapacho tobacco to create a rich, clearing and grounding blend, for an experience that honors ancient Indigenous practices. Each batch is prepared with deep respect for traditional methods, ensuring authenticity and potency.
Ingredients: Cacao tree bark ashes, mapacho tobacco and amazonian botanical plant ashes.
About Mapacho Tobacco
Mapacho is a wild tobacco revered by Amazonian tribes for its cleansing and spiritual powers, and it t is mainly known for its strong spiritual and grounding properties. Used ceremonially to create a connection with the earth and to aid in grounding and focus, mapacho is known to provide both physical and spiritual benefits. For centuries, Indigenous healers have relied on mapacho to guide meditation, healing practices, and energy work.
Caution: Caution: this blend is very potent, and I recommend using it with mindfulness and care. If you are a beginner, start with a smaller than normal amount to get acquainted with the blend.
Authentic Cacao Rapé from the Huni Kuin Tribe
Discover the unique and powerful tradition of the Huni Kuin tribe with our cacao-based rapé. Crafted by the pajé (shaman) of the Huni Kuin, this ceremonial blend combines the essence of cacao tree bark ashes and mapacho tobacco to create a rich, clearing and grounding blend, for an experience that honors ancient Indigenous practices. Each batch is prepared with deep respect for traditional methods, ensuring authenticity and potency.
Ingredients: Cacao tree bark ashes, mapacho tobacco and amazonian botanical plant ashes.
About Mapacho Tobacco
Mapacho is a wild tobacco revered by Amazonian tribes for its cleansing and spiritual powers, and it t is mainly known for its strong spiritual and grounding properties. Used ceremonially to create a connection with the earth and to aid in grounding and focus, mapacho is known to provide both physical and spiritual benefits. For centuries, Indigenous healers have relied on mapacho to guide meditation, healing practices, and energy work.
Caution: Caution: this blend is very potent, and I recommend using it with mindfulness and care. If you are a beginner, start with a smaller than normal amount to get acquainted with the blend.
Authentic Cacao Rapé from the Huni Kuin Tribe
Discover the unique and powerful tradition of the Huni Kuin tribe with our cacao-based rapé. Crafted by the pajé (shaman) of the Huni Kuin, this ceremonial blend combines the essence of cacao tree bark ashes and mapacho tobacco to create a rich, clearing and grounding blend, for an experience that honors ancient Indigenous practices. Each batch is prepared with deep respect for traditional methods, ensuring authenticity and potency.
Ingredients: Cacao tree bark ashes, mapacho tobacco and amazonian botanical plant ashes.
About Mapacho Tobacco
Mapacho is a wild tobacco revered by Amazonian tribes for its cleansing and spiritual powers, and it t is mainly known for its strong spiritual and grounding properties. Used ceremonially to create a connection with the earth and to aid in grounding and focus, mapacho is known to provide both physical and spiritual benefits. For centuries, Indigenous healers have relied on mapacho to guide meditation, healing practices, and energy work.
Caution: Caution: this blend is very potent, and I recommend using it with mindfulness and care. If you are a beginner, start with a smaller than normal amount to get acquainted with the blend.
About the Huni Kuin Tribe
The Huni Kuin people, also known as the Kaxinawá, are an Indigenous tribe from the Amazon rainforest, primarily located in the state of Acre, Brazil, and parts of Peru. They are part of the larger Panoan linguistic group and have a deep cultural and spiritual connection to the forest, its plants, and the natural world around them.
The Huni Kuin are known for their rich traditions, including their unique spiritual practices, ceremonies, and healing methods, which have been passed down through generations. One of their central figures in these practices is the Pajé, or shaman, who serves as a spiritual leader and healer, guiding the tribe in rituals and ceremonies that honor the spirits of the forest.
In addition to their ceremonial blends, such as rapé and other sacred medicines, the Huni Kuin are also renowned for their art, music, and body paint, which play important roles in their cultural identity and rituals. They view the forest as a living entity, and their relationship with it is deeply rooted in respect and reciprocity.
Their herbal medicine and sacred plant knowledge are some of the most respected in the world, particularly their use of mapacho (a strong Amazonian tobacco), ayahuasca, and various plant-based blends that help foster physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. The Huni Kuin tribe holds their traditions and spiritual practices with the utmost reverence, ensuring that each creation—be it a medicinal blend, artwork, or ceremonial tool—is made with intention, respect, and the knowledge of their ancestors.
