Kuntanawá Ayarapé is unique in that the tobacco leaves are sprinkled with an ayahuasca decoction before being dried and ground. This gives the rapé a powerful spiritual dimension, without containing any psychoactive substances. It enhances deep spiritual experiences, particularly during ayahuasca ceremonies. The Kuntanawá tribe, one of the twelve indigenous tribes in Brazil’s Amazon region, based in Acre, uses rapé to deepen spiritual connections and support ceremonies or meditations. Although this variety is similar to other rapés, it offers unique value to shamanic rituals. The tobacco leaves are sprinkled with an ayahuasca decoction, dried, and ground into a powder, leaving behind a subtle amount of this healing substance. This blend strengthens the connection with ayahuasca and helps participants go deeper during ceremonies.
Uses and Effects
This rapé, used by the Kuntanawá tribe of Brazil, promotes spiritual connection and supports ceremonies. It also helps relieve pain and fever.
Storage advice
Store in a cool, dark place, out of the reach of children.
Warning
Rapé can be hazardous to your health when combined with certain medications, drugs, excessive alcohol consumption, or MAO inhibitors. Are you taking any medications? Always consult your doctor first and read the package insert for your medication to avoid health risks. Also, do not use this product if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.






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