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Yawanawa
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Yawanawa

SKU: 100108-5G
Tribe / Origin:YawanawaStrength:Strong
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Rapé blend of Mapacho (Nicotiana rustica) with plant ashes, prepared using traditional Yawanawa methods. The source of the ashes is not named. Its listed origin is Yawanawa and the strength shown on the product page is s...

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Adults Only

Customers aged 18+

POTENCY & EXPERIENCE

Intensity & Dosage Level

Strong blend
Intensity & Dosage Level4 / 5
MILD & SMOOTHBALANCEDINTENSE GROUNDING

How to Get Started:

Start with a small, pea-sized amount. Sit comfortably, breathe slowly, and take a few quiet minutes to notice how it feels before using more.

AMAZONIAN TRADITION

Tribe / origin: Yawanawá (Acre, Brazil)

Rapé is traditionally used by Amazonian peoples. The tribe or origin named here comes from the product data. The ingredients are listed further down this page.

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Plain packaging and tracked delivery within the EU in 5-7 business days.

About This Product

Yawanawa at a Glance

The key facts about this product.

Amazonian Tradition

The tribe or origin given for this blend is Yawanawa.

Traditional Use

In Amazonian tradition, rapé is used in small amounts during rituals and meditation. The shop makes no medical claims.

Mapacho & Tree Ash

Rapé is made of ground Mapacho (Nicotiana rustica) and tree ash, often with other plants. The ingredients named in the product description are listed under Composition.

Adults Only

Rapé contains tobacco and is sold to adults aged 18 and over only.

Technical Specifications

As listed in the product data
Tribe / Origin

Yawanawa

Strength

Strong

Material Composition

Mapacho (Nicotiana rustica), plant ashes (source not named)

Country of Origin

As stated in the product description

Category Type

Botanical product

SKU

100108

What's inside

Ingredients

Mapacho with plant ashes, prepared using traditional Yawanawa methods.

  • MapachoMainNicotiana rusticaAmazonian name for Nicotiana rustica, the base plant of these rapé blends.
    About this ingredient

    Mapacho is the Amazonian name for Nicotiana rustica (Solanaceae), a plant long cultivated by Indigenous peoples of the Amazon. In rapé the cured leaf is ground to a fine powder and blended with plant ashes. The product description says finely ground Mapacho, in one case made from handmade cords (cordas).

  • Plant ashes (source not specified)MainFine ash from burned plant material, mixed into traditional rapé; the plants used are not named in the product description.
    About this ingredient

    Plant ash is the fine grey-white residue left after burning plant material such as bark or stems. In traditional rapé it is mixed into the powder, and which plants are burned differs between peoples and makers. For these blends the product description says 'plant ashes' (or 'selected ashes') without naming the source plants.

As listed on the original siteIngredients: Mapacho (Nicotiana rustica) with plant ashes, prepared using traditional Yawanawa methods.

Many traditional rapé recipes are passed down within families and communities, and the full list of plants and their proportions is not always published. We therefore list the ingredients named in each product description and mark any further plants as not named.

The “About this ingredient” texts are general background information written by us, not statements from the maker. Where the product description gives no botanical name, any name shown is the usual one for the common name and has not been confirmed by the maker.

Background

Full Product Description

The full description of this product and its traditional use.

Yawanawa ceremonial rapé is a respected sacred blend created within the traditions of the Yawanawa tribe. Produced in limited quantities, this small batch ceremonial rapé reflects the focused and intentional approach that defines their spiritual work. Each preparation carries the strength of ancestral knowledge, making this tribal rapé Yawanawa blend valued among experienced practitioners.

Often described as grounding and clarifying, Yawanawa rapé ceremonial blow helps support inner balance and energetic alignment during meditation or ceremonial practice.

Traditional Medicine of the Yawanawa

Considered a traditional Yawanawa rapé medicine, this blend is appreciated for its steady and direct presence. The carefully prepared premium Yawanawa rapé blow offers a refined ceremonial character that encourages focus, awareness, and spiritual connection.

Because of its depth and limited production, authentic Yawanawa ceremonial rapé is usually recommended for experienced users who approach the practice with respect and clear intention.

Ingredients: Mapacho (Nicotiana rustica) with plant ashes, prepared using traditional Yawanawa methods.

Incense to burn on charcoal.

Notice: Supplied as ethnographic botanical specimens, incense resins and ceremonial artifacts. No medical or therapeutic claims are made.

Yawanawa ceremonial rapé: a small-batch blend

Yawanawa ceremonial rapé is a blend of Mapacho (Nicotiana rustica) and plant ashes, prepared using traditional Yawanawa methods and offered in limited quantities. It is a small-batch ceremonial rapé for meditation and ceremonial practice.

It is often described as grounding and clarifying, a steady and direct blend that practitioners associate with inner balance during meditation or ceremony.

Yawanawa tradition and use

This Yawanawa rapé is listed as a strong blend, so it is usually chosen by people who already know rapé and approach it with respect and clear intention.

It is valued for its steady, direct presence and its refined ceremonial character, which many practitioners associate with focus, awareness and a sense of connection.

Sacred Soundscape

Ceremonial Audio Companion

Listen to ambient shamanic flute and sacred jungle sounds during your meditation ritual.

Amazonian Icaros & Flute

Ambient Meditation Soundscape

Sacred Practice

Suggested Ritual & Preparation

Simple guidelines to honor your intention and maximize your practice.

1

Cleanse Space

Smudge your surroundings with Palo Santo or spray Agua de Florida to quiet the environment.

2

Set Intention

Hold the rapé close to your heart and state your intention, such as clarity or grounding.

3

Apply the Rapé

Use your Kuripe or Tepi to deliver the blow into each nostril.

4

Integrate & Rest

Sit quietly with your eyes closed for a few minutes.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about ordering, shipping and payment.

How do I choose the right Rapé blend for me?↓

If you are new, start with a milder blend such as Força Feminina, Huni Kuin, Katukina Eucalipto or Nukini Sansara. Stronger blends include Emburana, Yawanawa, Yawanawa Tsunu and Spiritual Cleanse. The strength of each blend is shown on its product page.

How should I store Rapé to keep it fresh?↓

Keep Rapé in an airtight glass or metal container away from direct sunlight, moisture, and extreme heat. Stored this way, it keeps its freshness for longer.

Is shipping discreet, and where do you ship?↓

We ship discreetly in plain unbranded packaging to all EU countries. Please check the rules that apply in your own country before ordering.

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