About Shamanic Supply

Last updated: July 22, 2026.

Founded in 2014, Shamanic Supply offers authentic indigenous sacraments to aid in personal growth and spiritual transformation.

We believe these sacraments carry a profound message of connection and respect for the Earth. They are sacred tools of personal transformation that deserve broader understanding and appreciation. By sharing these offerings, we hope to bring awareness to their significance and honor the wisdom of the traditions from which they come. Each purchase helps sustain the Amazon’s indigenous communities, preserving their ancient wisdom for future generations. Explore our full collection →

Thank you to the medicine makers.

From the founder

“It began with a single bottle of rapé from Yawa — a spiritual leader of the Yawanawá. I was coming out of a serious career in Hollywood — outwardly successful, inwardly broken — and I went looking for answers.

The search led me to the forest: many ayahuasca ceremonies, long stretches of time among the trees, and slowly, a rebuilding. Under Yawa’s supervision I completed a dieta of jenipapo in the place of the Yawanawá ancestors — far from the village, deep in the jungle — and I was asked to take the rapé and share it.

Yawa has since passed on. Shamanic Supply, founded in 2014, carries his request forward — authentic, traditionally made sacraments, brought to those who are called to them, in a way that supports the artisans and communities behind them.”

— Simon Scott, founder

About our sourcing

Home-grown Katukina Tabaco Moi being hand-processed to make authentic rapeh snuff
Home-grown Katukina ‘Tabaco Mói’ being hand-processed — labor-intensive work — to make authentic rapé snuff.

Long-term relationships. We maintain direct relationships with tribal artisans, a rare approach that grants them the autonomy to shape their own destinies and bypass any imposed hierarchy. This direct connection ensures transparency and authenticity in what we offer, as there are no middlemen to obscure the true origin and quality of the sacraments.

Fair trade. We honor the prices set by the tribal artisans and do not negotiate. This ensures that they receive fair compensation, contributing to sustainable livelihoods. Our partnership respects their autonomy and avoids exploitative practices, fostering a long-standing, mutually beneficial relationship that embodies the spirit of fair trade.

Advance payments. We pay the artisans ahead of time for their sacraments, ensuring zero risk for them and their families.

Expert production. Our sacraments are made directly by Pajés or under their supervision. The Pajé (or shaman) is a person who has undergone long spiritual training, under the guidance of plants.

Tama of the Katukina inspecting his Tabaco Moi tobacco leaf and sun-drying it to make rapeh
Tama of the Katukina with his ‘Tabaco Mói’ (Nicotiana tabacum) — inspecting the leaf and sun-drying it.

Respect for tradition. We seek out and work with medicine makers who respect the ‘old ways.’ Their work often begins with cultivating stands of traditional plants, which they harvest and hand-process to create their sacraments.

Made to order. Our sacraments are made to order and are therefore energetically fresh, carrying the prayers and intention of the medicine maker.

Working with tribal sacraments

Sacred traditions. We view the rapé, kambo, and sananga we offer as sacred sacraments rooted in ceremonial tradition. Approached with care and proper guidance, they invite reflection and personal transformation in those called to work with them.

A respectful approach. Set the stage by greeting these allies respectfully as teachers, not treatments. Listen without judgment, establishing trust rooted in patience and acceptance. Surrender to each sacrament’s unique wisdom, on its schedule, not yours.

Humble courage. These traditions ask us to walk their paths with humble courage. Growth comes gently and organically, in alignment with each seeker’s readiness to receive the gifts waiting within. Our role is to steward this passage in service to human awakening.

Quiet listening. A true plant ally offers guidance if you quiet the mind to listen. In gentle ways, it reveals how one may walk in step with its rhythms. Do not rush its blossoming or your own.

Patient integration. Stay open to direction — where the practice wishes to take you, what it asks you to consider, and when integration is right. Move through each passage at the pace it sets for you. This careful, attendant patience allows an authentic voice to come forward.

Understanding and intuition. In stillness, understanding grows of respectful use and rhythm. Deeper intuition develops, sensing when a period of working together is complete. There comes a knowing when to incorporate lessons before saying a thankful farewell — for now. True plant allies depart only to circle back when the student stands ready once more to receive their gifts.

These sacraments are offered in the context of traditional ceremonial practice, for adults who accept full personal responsibility for their use. Please read our Legal Disclaimer →

About your journey

In the shamanic tradition, growth is not a destination but a sacred unfolding — an invitation to bring body, heart, and spirit into harmony with the living pulse of the natural world. Each plant ally arrives bearing its own song, and by attuning to its subtle voice, you embark on a pilgrimage back to your true self.

When you sit in ceremony, you become both witness and participant in an ancient dance. With every breath comes a reminder of your innate wisdom. As you lean into that guidance — again and again — old patterns and obscured beliefs gently loosen their hold. In that space of deep listening, clarity dawns, and you awaken to the freedom that has always been yours.

We walk this path alongside you with reverence and humility, honoring the earth, sky, and water that wrote these sacraments into being. Our role is simple: to tend the fire, hold the space, and let Creation’s own intelligence flow through. When you stand fully in your power, the teacher you seek will already be at your side — a reflection of the truth that your greatest guide lives within.

A small metal boat travels up the Amazon river
A small boat travels up the Amazon.