Rapé (Hapé) – Sacred Amazonian Snuff for Spiritual Healing and Energetic Alignment

Rapé or Rapeh or Hapé

Used for centuries by the Katukina, Yawanawá, Kaxinawá, Huni Kuin, Nukini, Apurinã and other forest tribes, Rapé is a finely ground blend of sacred plants and the ashes of medicinal trees, seeds, and herbs. This sacred snuff is not recreational tobacco—it is a spiritual medicine, offered as a prayer, and used for deep energetic cleansing, grounding, and awakening.

Powerful Ceremonial Uses of Rapé

• Energy Clearing & Protection: When burned on natural coal, Rapé acts as a potent incense to expel dense energies, cleanse people, animals, spaces, or altars. It’s often used where energy stagnates—like corners, doorways, or shadowy areas.

• Energetic Parasite Removal: Smoke cleansing with Rapé is considered one of the strongest ways to clear spiritual interference—far more effective than commercial incense.

• Third Eye Activation: A pinch placed gently on the gum (not swallowed) may activate the pineal gland and stimulate higher awareness.

• Detox & Spiritual Purge: A water mixture (3–5 grams) can induce cleansing through vomiting, or be used as a gentle enema to energetically reset the body.

• Nasal Ceremony: Rapé is traditionally blown into both nostrils using a Kuripé (self-applicator) or Tepi (by a guide), delivering the medicine directly to the Third Eye and crown centers—bringing clarity, presence, and emotional release.

The Sacred Craft of Rapé

Rapé is not mass-produced. True ceremonial blends are:

1. Hand-harvested by elders and shamans

2. Sun-dried or fire-dried slowly

3. Ground with traditional tools

4. Blessed through prayer, chants, and energy transmission

Some tribes offer nicotine-free blends, like Apurina Verde, ideal for those sensitive to tobacco yet seeking energetic impact.

Each blend carries a different vibration:

• Sacred Connection opens the heart

• Tsunu is grounding and clearing

• Yawanawá Tsunu is deeply ceremonial and visionary

Modern and Traditional Use

Though rooted in ancient rituals, Rapé is embraced today in:

• Meditation retreats

• Plant medicine ceremonies

• Personal healing journeys

We offer ethically sourced blends, including single-dose bullet Rapé, Tsunu, Katukina, and handcrafted applicators made by indigenous artisans. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced practitioner, the key is intention, respect, and presence.

Ayaho Ceremonial Tools – Handcrafted with Purpose

As global leaders in sacred toolmaking, Ayaho crafts high-functionality ceremonial items:

• Kuripé & Tepi: Carefully polished inside, with tapered inner channels for maximum airflow—ensuring no Rapé is left behind and delivering a strong, smooth blow.

• Altars & Incense: Ethically made with ceremonial value in mind.

These aren’t just tools—they’re spiritual artifacts, built to gather power over time and support your journey of inner truth and transformation.

May your chosen tool become a powerful ally—growing in strength and purpose year after year.

Important Note

At Ayaho, we don't offer medical advice or make promises—we share the ancient wisdom passed down from indigenous Amazonian tribes about a sacred powder known as Rapé

Rapé contains no psychoactive compounds and is not illegal. It can be carried internationally without risk.