Kuntanawa | Kapaxanba

Kapaxanba Rapé has been prepared by a member of the Kuntanawa tribe, who lives on the Jurua river close to the Peruvian border, on the river Tejos, a side river from the Jurua. This Rapé is prepared with a base of local organically grown Tabaco and ashes of Sapota, and Kapaxanba and Lourinho herbs. Sapota ash is a very little known ash, specific to the region. It is very gentle on the nose. Wonderful for the regular meditator for not clogging the nasal passages. The special character of this Rapé comes from the herb Lourinho that gives it a pleasant fresh smell. Lourinho is a plant used for spiritual cleansing, not only in Rapé but also in other spiritual preparations. Apart from this it is very refreshing on the nasal passage, opening them up and easing breathing. Another local herb from the region used in this particular blend is Kapaxanba, also known as Samsara, that is great for headaches and has a very particular delicious smell.

This exclusive Rapé is very aromatic, yet forcefully cleansing and liberating. With any size of dose, sneezing is likely to occur, which seems to be one of the main reasons that the head is cleared of the build up of negative energies, literally blasting out anything that has clogged the internal system. A light and meditative feeling can be experienced afterwards if time is taken to really feel it through. A great start to any shamanic ceremony one may be attending.