Rapé (Hapé) | 65+ Tribal Blends

Rapé (also written hapé or rapeh) is a sacred Amazonian snuff — fine tobacco-and-ash blends prepared ceremonially by Indigenous tribes of Acre, Brazil. We've sourced ours directly from tribal partners since 2015, fair-trade and fresh from the jungle.

Shop by Tribe: Yawanawá · Katukina · Kuntanawa · Nukini · Huni Kuin · Puyanawa · Yaminawa · Apurinã

Shop by Purpose: Spiritual — ceremony & vision · Healing — emotional balance · Fortifying — energy & focus

New to rapé? Start with What Is Rapé? — our complete guide, see the top 10 best-sellers, or pair your blend with a handmade kuripe applicator.

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Rapé (Hapé) — Common Questions

What's the difference between rapé, hapé, and rapeh?

They're the same thing — different spellings of one word, pronounced "ha-PEH." Rapé is the Brazilian Portuguese spelling; hapé and rapeh reflect the pronunciation in English. All refer to the sacred snuff prepared by Indigenous Amazonian tribes from finely ground Amazonian tobacco (Nicotianaspecies), tree ashes, and botanical ingredients.

How is rapé traditionally used?

Rapé is administered through the nose using one of two tools: a kuripe (a small V-shaped self-applicator pipe) or a tepi (a longer pipe used when one person serves another in ceremony). It is not smoked or ingested. Browse our handmade kuripe and tepi applicators, crafted by the same tribes that prepare the blends.

Which rapé should a beginner start with?

Gentler blends with balanced ash content are the usual starting point. Our best-selling Tsunu Forte is loved for grounding without heaviness, while floral Nukini blends offer a softer introduction. The Hapé Starter Kit bundles a beginner-friendly blend with a handmade kuripe — everything needed for a first practice — or see the top 10 best-sellers for the blends practitioners reorder most.

How should rapé be stored?

In an airtight glass container, away from light, heat, and humidity. Properly stored, rapé keeps its potency for a year or more. We ship every blend in sealed glass bottles, fresh from small tribal batches — not warehouse stock.

Is your rapé authentically sourced?

Yes — every blend is prepared by Indigenous tribes in Acre and the surrounding Brazilian Amazon (Yawanawá, Katukina, Nukini, Kuntanawa, and others) and purchased directly through fair-trade partnerships we've maintained since 2015. Each collection page names the tribe that crafted the blend.