Shanenawa | Katsarau

It is a variation of rapé traditionally used by some indigenous tribes of the Amazon, especially the Yawanawá. This rapé is known for its healing and spiritual properties, being used in contexts of healing, energetic cleansing, and spiritual connection.

The name “Katsaral” may vary depending on the tribe or region, and the rapé itself is prepared with a mixture of tobacco, ashes from specific medicinal plants, and in some cases, other herbs. These plants and ashes are selected for their energetic and spiritual properties, being used to aid in processes of healing, cleansing, and strengthening the spirit.

The use of Katsaral rapé, like other types of rapé, is a sacred practice and should be done with respect and clear intention. It is generally administered by insufflating the powder through the nostrils, which can cause a range of effects, from physical and emotional cleansing to profound spiritual experiences. Reactions vary depending on the person, the specific mixture of the rapé, and the intention behind its use.