Rapé - without tobacco. Awiri-Apurina tribe. Green. Strong jungle love

Rapé - without tobacco. Awiri-Apurina tribe. Green. Strong jungle loveFresh from Brazil Awiri Rap (Apurin, Tobacco Free) A unique ceremonial blend made only from Awiri leaves no tobacco, no ash. This rare and gentle Rap comes directly from the Apurin tribe in Brazil. Crafted solely from the dried leaves of the Awiri plant, it is one of the few traditional blends that is completely tobacco free. According to tribal tradition, Awiri is considered a relative of tobacco and is grown near homes to invite joy and harmony.

Fresh from Brazil – Awiri Rapé (Apurinã, Tobacco-Free)

A unique ceremonial blend made only from Awiri leaves – no tobacco, no ash.

This rare and gentle Rapé comes directly from the Apurinã tribe in Brazil. Crafted solely from the dried leaves of the Awiri plant, it is one of the few traditional blends that is completely tobacco-free. According to tribal tradition, Awiri is considered a relative of tobacco and is grown near homes to invite joy and harmony.

Each Rapé blend is unique to the tribe that prepares it. In this case, the Apurinã people use this blend to support presence, clarity, and connection during quiet rituals. The process of growing, harvesting, and grinding the leaves is considered sacred work, often carried out with deep intention.

Awiri Rapé may be used before meditation or quiet time, helping create space to slow down and reconnect. While most Rapé blends are made with tobacco and ash, this blend offers a gentle alternative for those seeking a different experience.

We’ve long been cautious about offering Rapé due to concerns around tobacco’s addictive nature. This blend is the first we’ve felt aligned to share – offering a non-tobacco option for those exploring this sacred tradition.

Use: Traditionally administered through a blowpipe (Tepi or Kuripe) into each nostril. For ceremonial or ritual use only.

Ingredients: 100% dried Awiri leaves (Apurinã tribe, Brazil)
Country of origin: Brazil
Storage: Keep in a dry, cool place. Best used within 1 year of opening.

This information is for cultural, educational, and ethnobotanical interest only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease. Please consult a healthcare professional if you have health-related questions.